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Clarkson Street Fremont , | PO Box 1002 Millersville , | PO Box 500 Milligan College , | 1184 W. Main Street Decatur , | 1701 N. State Street Jackson , | 5000 MacArthur Boulevard Oakland , | 1025 N. Broadway Milwaukee , | 228 Wiecking Center Mankato , | 1104 Seventh Avenue S Moorhead , | 301 Lake Street Dallas , | MC Box 4001 Clinton , | PO Box 6334 Mississippi State , | 1100 College Street Columbus , | 3950 E. Newman Road Joplin , | 901 S. National Avenue Springfield , | 106 Parker Hall , 300 W. 13th Street Rolla , | 4525 Downs Drive St. Joseph , | 1000 Hempstead Avenue , PO Box 5002 Rockville Centre , | 700 E. Broadway Monmouth , | 400 Cedar Avenue West Long Branch , | Bozeman , | 1500 University Drive Billings , | PO Box 7751 Havre , | 1300 W. Park Street Butte , | 1 Normal Avenue Montclair , | PO Box 1267 Montreat , | 1200 Main Street Bethlehem , | 150 University Boulevard Morehead , | 588 Longmeadow Street Longmeadow , | 1500 Peachtree Street Jackson , | 2001 Newburg Road Louisville , | 100 Belmont - Mount Holly Road Belmont , | 1900 Belmont Boulevard Nashville , | 700 College Avenue Beloit , | 1500 Birchmont Drive NE Bemidji , | 1600 Harden Street Columbia , | 1020 N. Second Street Atchison , | 5700 College Road Lisle , | 1 College Drive Bennington , | 175 Forest Street Waltham , | CPO Box 2142 Berea , | PO Box 490279 Mount Berry , | PO Box 419 Bethany , | 421 N. First Street Lindsborg , | 800 Bethany Drive Scotts Valley , | 300 E. 27th Street North Newton , | 1001 Bethel Circle Mishawaka , | 3900 Bethel Drive St. Paul , | 640 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Boulevard Daytona Beach , | PO Box 6000 Binghamton , | 13800 Biola Avenue La Mirada , | 900 Arkadelphia Road Birmingham , | 700 College Avenue Carlinville , | 830 Westview Drive SW Atlanta , | 1501 Morningside Avenue Sioux City , | 7373 Admiral Peary Highway Cresson , | 50 College Street South Hadley , | 777 Dedham Street Newton , | 1330 Elmhurst Drive NE Cedar Rapids , | 330 Powell Avenue Newburgh , | 12001 Chalon Road Los Angeles , | 16300 Old Emmitsburg Road Emmitsburg , | 800 Martinsburg Road Mount Vernon , | 2400 W. Chew Street Allentown , | 113 Sparks Hall Murray , | 163 Stormont Street New Concord , | 4245 East Avenue Rochester , | 5000 St. Paul Avenue Lincoln , | 2100 College Street Newberry , | 5800 Bay Shore Road Sarasota , | 15 Main Street Henniker , | University Heights Newark , | 801 Leroy Place Socorro , | 66 W. 12th Street New York , | PO Box 8000 Old Westbury , | 70 Washington Square S New York , | Niagara University , | 1801 Fayetteville Street Durham , | Box 7001 Raleigh , | 3400 N. Wesleyan Boulevard Rocky Mount , | 30 N. Brainard Street , PO Box 3063 Naperville , | 910 Elliot Avenue S Minneapolis , | PO Box 6050 Fargo , | 360 Huntington Avenue Boston , | Nunn Drive Highland Heights , | 1401 Presque Isle Avenue Marquette , | 1200 S. Jay Street Aberdeen , | 82 College Circle Dahlonega , | 1411 Ellis Avenue Ashland , | 3225 W. Foster Avenue Chicago , | 828 E. 11th Avenue Eugene , | 101 Seventh Street SW Orange City , | 3003 Snelling Avenue N St. Paul , | 709 Oklahoma Boulevard Alva , | College Avenue Natchitoches , | 633 Clark Street Evanston , | 800 University Drive Maryville , | 623 Holly Street Nampa , | 5520 108th Avenue NE Kirkland , | 158 Harmon Drive Northfield , | 4545 College Road Cleveland , | 1500 Ralston Avenue Belmont , | 7000 Adventist Boulevard Huntsville , | 247 W. Lorain Street , Suite C Oberlin , | 1600 Campus Road Los Angeles , | 4484 Peachtree Road NE Atlanta , | 1216 Sunbury Road Columbus , | 525 S. Main Street Ada , | 154 W. 12th Avenue Columbus , | Athens , | 1 Campus View Drive Vienna , | 61 S. Sandusky Street Delaware , | 500 W. University Shawnee , | Box 11000 Oklahoma City , | 2501 N. Blackwelder Oklahoma City , | PO Box 430 Goodwell , | 101 Whitehurst Hall Stillwater , | 2201 Silver Lake Road Bartlesville , | 1 University Avenue Bourbonnais , | 3201 Campus Drive Klamath Falls , | 104 Kerr Administration Building Corvallis , | 1 Otterbein College Westerville , | 410 Ouachita Arkadelphia , | 4123 Woodland Drive New Orleans , | 411 S.W. 24th Street San Antonio , | 1 Pace Plaza New York , | 12180 Park Street S Tacoma , | 1 Angwin Avenue Angwin , | 2043 College Way Forest Grove , | 901 S. Flagler Drive West Palm Beach , | 1 College Avenue Williamsport , | 201 Old Main University Park , | 24255 Pacific Coast Highway Malibu , | PO Box 960 Misenheimer , | 200 Manor Avenue Langhorne , | School House Lane and Henry Avenue Philadelphia , | 900 W. Daisy Bates Drive Little Rock , | PO Box 10 Demorest , | 1701 S. Broadway Pittsburg , | 1050 N. Mills Avenue Claremont , | 17 High Street Plymouth , | 3900 Lomaland Drive San Diego , | 201 Wood Street Pittsburgh , | 6 Metrotech Center Brooklyn , | 550 N. College Avenue Claremont , | 503 S. Broad Street Clinton , | 220 Grove Avenue Prescott , | Princeton , | 1 Maybeck Place Elsah , | 1 Cunningham Square Providence , | 735 Anderson Hill Road Purchase , | Schleman Hall , 475 Stadium Mall Drive West Lafayette , | 1900 Selwyn Avenue Charlotte , | 1800 College Avenue Quincy , | 275 Mount Carmel Avenue Hamden , | PO Box 6890 Radford , | 505 Ramapo Valley Road Mahwah , | 2500 Rivermont Avenue Lynchburg , | PO Box 5005 Ashland , | 3203 S.E. Woodstock Boulevard Portland , | 3333 Regis Boulevard , B - 20 Denver , | 7300 Reinhardt University Waleska , | 110 Eighth Street Troy , | 600 Mount Pleasant Avenue Providence , | 2000 N. Parkway Memphis , | PO Box 1892 Houston , | PO Box 195 Pomona , | 2083 Lawrenceville Road Lawrenceville , | 300 Seward Street Ripon , | 221 College Lane Salem , | 401 S. State Street Chicago , | 6001 University Boulevard Moon Township , | 2301 Westside Drive Rochester , | 1 Lomb Memorial Drive Rochester , | 5050 E. State Street Rockford , | 1100 Rockhurst Road Kansas City , | 1511 Poly Drive Billings , | 1 Old Ferry Road Bristol , | 1000 Holt Avenue Winter Park , | 430 S. Michigan Avenue Chicago , | 1400 Montgomery Avenue Rosemont , | 201 Mullica Hill Road Glassboro , | 45 Ferry Street Troy , | 406 Penn Street Camden , | 249 University Avenue Newark , | 65 Davidson Road , Room 202 Piscataway , | 5151 Park Avenue Fairfield , | 601 S. Church Street Winston - Salem , | 1101 Camden Avenue Salisbury , | 100 Ochre Point Avenue Newport , | 800 Lakeshore Drive Birmingham , | 5500 Campanile Drive San Diego , | 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco , | 1 Washington Square San Jose , | 500 El Camino Real Santa Clara , | 1600 St. Michael's Drive Santa Fe , | 2100 Memorial Boulevard Kerrville , | 1030 Columbia Avenue Claremont , | 3307 Third Avenue W Seattle , | 901 12th Avenue Seattle , | 400 S. Orange Avenue South Orange , | Seton Hill Drive Greensburg , | 735 University Avenue Sewanee , | 940 Second Street Portsmouth , | 1460 University Drive Winchester , | PO Box 3210 Shepherdstown , | 1871 Old Main Drive Shippensburg , | 315 Shorter Avenue Rome , | 515 Loudon Road Loudonville , | 2406 S. Alverno Road Manitowoc , | 300 The Fenway Boston , | 701 N. C Street Indianola , | 815 N. Broadway Saratoga Springs , | 1 Morrow Way Slippery Rock , | 7 College Lane Northampton , | 1801 E. Cotati Avenue Rohnert Park , | 300 College Street NE Orangeburg , | 1000 Longfellow Boulevard Lakeland , | 1 University Plaza Cape Girardeau , | PO Box 370 Collegedale , | Box 9392 Magnolia , | 501 Crescent Street New Haven , | Carbondale , | Box 1600 Edwardsville , | PO Box 750181 Dallas , | 6729 N.W. 39th Expressway Bethany , | 2500 N. River Road Manchester , | 1250 Siskiyou Boulevard Ashland , | 1100 S. Marietta Parkway Marietta , | 351 W. Center Street Cedar City , | PO Box 1020 , Wesleyan Drive Central , | 1600 University Avenue Bolivar , | 100 College Street Winfield , | PO Box 770 Georgetown , | 1501 State Street Marshall , | 350 Spelman Lane SW Atlanta , | 106 E. Main Street Spring Arbor , | 263 Alden Street Springfield , | 4000 Dauphin Street Mobile , | 518 W. Locust Street Davenport , | Stanford , | 100 St. Anselm Drive Manchester , | Route 417 St. Bonaventure , | 2004 Randolph Avenue St. Paul , | 720 Fourth Avenue S St. Cloud , | 3001 S. Congress Avenue Austin , | SFA Station 13051 Nacogdoches , | 421 N. Woodland Boulevard DeLand , | Castle Point on Hudson Hoboken , | 1525 Greenspring Valley Road Stevenson , | 180 Remsen Street Brooklyn Heights , | PO Box 600 Loretto , | 1900 W. MacArthur Street Shawnee , | PO Box 1430 , 3600 Stillman Boulevard Tuscaloosa , | 3690 East Avenue Rochester , | PO Box 2800 Annapolis , | 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca Santa Fe , | PO Box 7155 Collegeville , | 8000 Utopia Parkway Queens , | 1678 Asylum Avenue West Hartford , | PO Box 890 Rensselaer , | 245 Clinton Avenue Brooklyn , | 5600 City Avenue Philadelphia , | 23 Romoda Drive Canton , | PO Box 6665 Saint Leo , | 1 Grand Boulevard St. Louis , | 5300 Pacific Avenue SE Lacey , | St. Mary - of - the - Woods , | Notre Dame , | 1928 St. Mary's Road Moraga , | 18952 E. Fisher Road St. Mary's City , | 700 Terrace Heights Winona , | 1 Camino Santa Maria San Antonio , | 1 Winooski Park Colchester , | 100 Grant Street De Pere , | 1520 St. Olaf Avenue Northfield , | 320 Washington Street Easton , | Administration Building Stony Brook , | 2641 Kennedy Boulevard Jersey City , | 125 Route 340 Sparkill , | 16401 N.W. 37th Avenue Miami Gardens , | 300 Fraser Purchase Road Latrobe , | 3700 W. 103rd Street Chicago , | 8 Ashburton Place Boston , | PO Box 2000 Cortland , | Cobleskill , | 1 Forestry Drive Syracuse , | 10 Upper College Drive Alfred , | 2 Main Street Delhi , | Ravine Parkway Oneonta , | 44 Pierrepont Avenue Potsdam , | Fredonia , | 1 College Circle Geneseo , | 100 Seymour Road Utica , | 6 Pennyfield Avenue Throggs Neck , | 1 Hawk Drive New Paltz , | 7060 State Route 104 Oswego , | 101 Broad Street Plattsburgh , | 514 University Avenue Selinsgrove , | 500 College Avenue Swarthmore , | 134 Chapel Road Sweet Briar , | Syracuse , | 400 S. Jefferson Hillsboro , | 400 E. Second Street Bloomsburg , | 3000 College Drive Bluefield , | PO Box 160 Blue Mountain , | 1 University Drive Bluffton , | 1910 University Drive Boise , | 140 Commonwealth Avenue Chestnut Hill , | 1 Sherborn Street Boston , | 5700 College Station Brunswick , | 110 McFall Center Bowling Green , | 1501 W. Bradley Avenue Peoria , | 415 South Street Waltham , | 500 Washington Street SE Gainesville , | 717 Frederica Street Owensboro , | 3303 Rebecca Street , Box 2100 Sioux City , | 402 E. College Street Bridgewater , | 525 S. Center Street Rexburg , | A - 209 ASB Provo , | Box 1920 Providence , | PO Box 7000 Dayton , | 1150 Douglas Pike Smithfield , | 101 N. Merion Avenue Bryn Mawr , | Lewisburg , | 610 W. Fourth Street Storm Lake , | 1300 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo , | 4600 Sunset Avenue Indianapolis , | 236 W. Reade Avenue Upland , | 1801 N. Broad Street Philadelphia , | Campus Box 5006 USPS 077 - 460 Cookeville , | PO Box 40 Athens , | 5201 University Boulevard Laredo , | College Station , | 6300 Ocean Drive Corpus Christi , | 2800 S. University Drive Fort Worth , | 601 University Drive San Marcos , | Box 45005 Lubbock , | 1201 Wesleyan Fort Worth , | 10000 N. Ojai Road Santa Paula , | 180 W. River Road Waterville , | 333 Thomas More Parkway Crestview Hills , | 325 Chapel Drive Toccoa Falls , | 500 W. County Line Road Tougaloo , | 27 - 33 W. 23rd Street New York , | 8000 York Road Towson , | 300 N. Broadway Lexington , | 1 University Avenue Angola , | 6601 W. College Drive Palos Heights , | 300 Summit Street Hartford , | 1 Trinity Place San Antonio , | University Avenue Troy , | 100 E. Normal Street Kirksville , | Medford , | 6823 St. Charles Avenue , 218 Gibson Hall New Orleans , | PO Box 1239 Tuskegee , | 807 Union Street Schenectady , | 3800 S. 48th Street Lincoln , | 1050 Union University Drive Jackson , | HQ USAFA / RRS , 2304 Cadet Drive , Suite 2300 USAF Academy , | 15 Mohegan Avenue New London , | 300 Steamboat Road Kings Point , | 600 Thayer Road West Point , | 121 Blake Road Annapolis , | 1400 Washington Avenue Albany , | 3435 Main Street Buffalo , | Box 870100 Tuscaloosa , | 1530 Third Avenue S Birmingham , | 301 Sparkman Drive Huntsville , | 3211 Providence Drive Anchorage , | PO Box 210066 Tucson , | 232 Silas Hunt Hall Fayetteville , | 1200 N. University Drive Pine Bluff , | 110 Sproul Hall Berkeley , | 1 Shields Avenue Davis , | Irvine , | 405 Hilgard Avenue Los Angeles , | 900 University Avenue Riverside , | 9500 Gilman Drive La Jolla , | Santa Barbara , | 1156 High Street Santa Cruz , | 201 Donaghey Avenue Conway , | 4000 Central Florida Boulevard Orlando , | Administration Building , Suite 304 Warrensburg , | 2300 MacCorkle Avenue SE Charleston , | 5801 S. Ellis Avenue Chicago , | PO Box 210063 Cincinnati , | Regent Administration Center , Room 125 , 552 UCB Boulder , | 1420 Austin Bluffs Parkway Colorado Springs , | Campus Box 167 PO Box 173364 Denver , | 2131 Hillside Road , Unit 3088 Storrs , | 1845 E. Northgate Drive Irving , | 300 College Park Dayton , | Newark , | 2199 S. University Boulevard Denver , | 4001 W. McNichols Detroit , | 2000 University Avenue Dubuque , | 1800 Lincoln Avenue Evansville , | 1000 N. Main Street Findlay , | 201 Criser Hall Gainesville , | Terrell Hall Athens , | 200 Bloomfield Avenue West Hartford , | 2500 Campus Road Honolulu , | 875 Perimeter Drive , PO Box 442282 Moscow , | 601 S. Morgan M / C 102 Chicago , | 1 University Plaza Springfield , | 601 E. John Street Champaign , | 1400 E. Hanna Avenue Indianapolis , | 107 Calvin Hall Iowa City , | 1502 Iowa Street Lawrence , | 101 Main Building Lexington , | 1950 Third Street La Verne , | 2301 S. Third Street Louisville , | 168 College Avenue Orono , | 111 South Street Farmington , | 23 University Drive Fort Kent , | 7500 University Drive Bismarck , | 900 College Street , UMHB Box 8425 Belton , | 1000 Hilltop Circle Baltimore , | College Park , | 1301 College Avenue Fredericksburg , | University Admissions Center , 37 Mather Drive Amherst , | 285 Old Westport Road North Dartmouth , | 1 University Avenue Lowell , | PO Box 248025 Coral Gables , | Ann Arbor , | 4901 Evergreen Dearborn , | 303 E. Kearsley Flint , | 2900 University Avenue Crookston , | 1049 University Drive Duluth , | 600 E. Fourth Street Morris , | 100 Church Street SE Minneapolis , | PO Box 1848 University , | 105 Jesse Hall Columbia , | 5735 College Parkway Mobile , | 32 Campus Drive Missoula , | 710 S. Atlantic Street Dillon , | Station 6030 Montevallo , | 1972 Clark Avenue Alliance , | 905 W. 25th Street Kearney , | 14th and R Streets Lincoln , | 6001 Dodge Street Omaha , | Reno , | Hills Beach Road Biddeford , | 4 Garrison Avenue Durham , | 300 Boston Post Road West Haven , | UNA Box 5121 Florence , | 1 University Heights Asheville , | South Building , CB # 9100 Chapel Hill , | 9201 University City Boulevard Charlotte , | 1000 Spring Garden Street Greensboro , | 601 S. College Road Wilmington , | University Station Grand Forks , | 1227 W. 27th Street Cedar Falls , | 4567 St. Johns Bluff Road S Jacksonville , | Notre Dame , | 660 Parrington Oval Norman , | 1226 University of Oregon Eugene , | 3451 Walnut Street Philadelphia , | 4200 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh , | 300 Campus Drive Bradford , | 450 Schoolhouse Road Johnstown , | 5000 N. Willamette Boulevard Portland , | 1500 N. Warner Street Tacoma , | PO Box 3080 Redlands , | Kingston , | 28 Westhampton Way Univ. of Richmond , | Wilson Boulevard Rochester , | 5998 Alcala Park San Diego , | Ignatian Heights San Francisco , | 1727 W. Alabama Chickasha , | 800 Linden Street Scranton , | 1101 W. 22nd Street Sioux Falls , | 307 University Boulevard Mobile , | Columbia , | 471 University Parkway Aiken , | 800 University Way Spartanburg , | University Park Los Angeles , | 37 College Avenue Gorham , | 4202 E. Fowler Avenue Tampa , | 500 Wilcox Street Joliet , | 2701 Spring Street Fort Wayne , | 2115 Summit Avenue St. Paul , | 3800 Montrose Boulevard Houston , | 401 W. Kennedy Boulevard Tampa , | 527 Andy Holt Tower Knoxville , | 615 McCallie Avenue Chattanooga , | University Street Martin , | Austin , | 800 W. Campbell Road Richardson , | 4901 E. University Boulevard Odessa , | 1 UTSA Circle San Antonio , | 3900 University Boulevard Tyler , | 6178 College Station Drive Williamsburg , | 4301 Broadway San Antonio , | 415 N. College Avenue Clarksville , | 3601 Pacific Avenue Stockton , | 6610 Lovington Highway Hobbs , | 800 S. Tucker Drive Tulsa , | 201 S. Presidents Circle Salt Lake City , | 194 S. Prospect Street Burlington , | Charlottesville , | Seattle , | 105 Garfield Avenue Eau Claire , | 1725 State Street La Crosse , | 500 Lincoln Drive Madison , | 800 Algoma Boulevard Oshkosh , | 1 University Plaza Platteville , | 410 S. Third Street River Falls , | 2100 Main Street Stevens Point , | 1 Clock Tower Plaza Menomonie , | Belknap and Catlin , PO Box 2000 Superior , | 800 W. Main Street Whitewater , | 1000 E. University Avenue Laramie , | Box 1000 Collegeville , | 2550 Lander Road Pepper Pike , | Old Main Hill Logan , | 1600 Burrstone Road Utica , | 1500 N. Patterson Street Valdosta , | 101 College Street SW Valley City , | Kretzmann Hall , 1700 Chapel Drive Valparaiso , | Nashville , | 55 Fair Drive Costa Mesa , | 124 Raymond Avenue Poughkeepsie , | 86 - 01 23rd Avenue Flushing , | PO Box 500 Randolph Center , | 800 Lancaster Avenue Villanova , | Box 842527 Richmond , | VMI Parade Lexington , | 1 Hayden Drive Petersburg , | Blacksburg , | 1500 N. Lombardy Street Richmond , | PO Box 352 Crawfordsville , | 1 Campus Road Staten Island , | Box 7305 , Reynolda Station Winston - Salem , | 204 S. College Avenue College Place , | 2020 E. Maple Street North Canton , | 2219 S.E. 68th Avenue Portland , | 13895 US 27 Lake Wales , | PO Box 9000 Asheville , | PO Box 1003 Waverly , | 1700 S.W. College Topeka , | 60 S. Lincoln Street Washington , | 204 W. Washington Street Lexington , | 300 Washington Avenue Chestertown , | French Administration Building Pullman , | Campus Box 1089 , 1 Brookings Drive St. Louis , | 1900 W. Seventh Street Plainview , | 51 W. College Street Waynesburg , | 1111 Main Street Wayne , | 1103 University Circle Ogden , | 470 E. Lockwood Avenue St. Louis , | 106 Central Street Wellesley , | 170 Main Street Aurora , | 4760 Forsyth Road Macon , | 237 High Street Middletown , | 120 N. State Street Dover , | West Chester , | Cullowhee , | 1 University Circle Macomb , | 1906 College Heights Boulevard Bowling Green , | 1903 W. Michigan Avenue Kalamazoo , | 1215 Wilbraham Road Springfield , | 345 N. Monmouth Avenue Monmouth , | 516 High Street Bellingham , | Western Avenue Westfield , | Route 88 , PO Box 295 West Liberty , | 501 Westminster Avenue Fulton , | 319 S. Market Street New Wilmington , | 1840 S. 1300 E Salt Lake City , | 955 La Paz Road Santa Barbara , | 2501 Fourth Avenue Canyon , | PO Box 6201 Morgantown , | 405 Fayette Pike Montgomery , | 501 College Avenue Wheaton , | 26 E. Main Street Norton , | 316 Washington Avenue Wheeling , | 200 The Riverway Boston , | 610 King of Prussia Road Radnor , | 9 Ryerson Avenue Caldwell , | 8432 Magnolia Avenue Riverside , | 1200 E. California Boulevard Pasadena , | 60 W. Olsen Road Thousand Oaks , | 200 Maritime Academy Drive Vallejo , | 1 Grand Avenue San Luis Obispo , | 3801 W. Temple Avenue Pomona , | 400 W. First Street Chico , | 5150 N. Maple Fresno , | 800 N. State College Boulevard Fullerton , | 1250 Bellflower Boulevard Long Beach , | 18111 Nordhoff Street Northridge , | 6000 J Street Sacramento , | 5500 University Parkway San Bernardino , | 333 S. Twin Oaks Valley Road San Marcos , | 1 University Circle Turlock , | 3201 Burton Street SE Grand Rapids , | 1 University Drive Campbellsville , | PO Box 546 Buies Creek , | 2001 Main Street Buffalo , | 1 College and Main Columbus , | 6801 N. Yates Road Milwaukee , | 1 N. College Street Northfield , | 5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh , | 345 Boyer Avenue Walla Walla , | 13406 Philadelphia Street , PO Box 634 Whittier , | 300 W. Hawthorne Spokane , | 1 University Place Chester , | 84 W. South Street Wilkes - Barre , | 900 State Street Salem , | 500 College Hill Liberty , | 300 Pompton Road Wayne , | PO Box 3727 Walnut Ridge , | 880 Main Street Williamstown , | 1 University Avenue Fulton , | 1870 Quaker Way Wilmington , | 1015 Philadelphia Avenue Chambersburg , | PO Box 5838 Winona , | 601 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Winston - Salem , | 701 Oakland Avenue Rock Hill , | 8800 W. Bluemound Road Milwaukee , | PO Box 720 Springfield , | 429 N. Church Street Spartanburg , | 7500 Glenoaks Boulevard Burbank , | 100 Institute Road Worcester , | 3800 Victory Parkway Cincinnati , | 1 Drexel Drive New Orleans , | PO Box 208234 New Haven , | 500 W. 185th Street New York , | 1125 E. Eighth Street York , | Country Club Road York , | 1601 N. Benton Avenue Helena , | 100 N. East Avenue Waukesha , | 1646 Russell Avenue Jefferson City , | 2001 Alford Park Drive Kenosha , | 10900 Euclid Avenue Cleveland , | 2300 W. Innes Street Salisbury , | 620 Michigan Avenue NE Washington , | 22 Sullivan Street Cazenovia , | 251 N. Main Street Cedarville , | 812 University Street Pella , | 1615 Stanley Street New Britain , | 411 Central Methodist Square Fayette , | 400 E. University Way Ellensburg , | 600 W. Walnut Street Danville , | 1000 Main Street Chadron , | 3140 Waialae Avenue Honolulu , | 163 S. Willard Street Burlington , | 1 University Drive Orange , | PO Box 118087 , 9200 University Boulevard Charleston , | Woodland Road Pittsburgh , | 9601 Germantown Avenue Philadelphia , | 650 East Parkway S Memphis , | 171 Moultrie Street Charleston , | 400 Magnolia Street Orangeburg , | 500 E. 9th Street Claremont , | 840 Wood Street Clarion , | 1550 Clarke Drive Dubuque , | Box 5605 Potsdam , | 950 Main Street Worcester , | 2000 Clayton State Boulevard Morrow , | 3400 Gulf - to - Bay Boulevard Clearwater , | 105 Sikes Hall Clemson , | 1220 First Avenue NE Cedar Rapids , | 300 E. College Avenue Hartsville , | 4000 Mayflower Hill Waterville , | 541 Main Street New London , | 13 Oak Drive Hamilton , | 350 New Campus Drive Brockport , | 66 George Street Charleston , | 2112 Cleveland Boulevard Caldwell , | 5701 Delhi Road Cincinnati , | 6301 Riverdale Avenue Riverdale , | PO Box 7718 , 2000 Pennington Road Ewing , | 4701 N. Charles Street Baltimore , | 291 Springfield Street Chicopee , | 37 S. College Avenue St. Joseph , | 2 Convent Road Morristown , | 7000 Mercy Road Omaha , | 432 Western Avenue Albany , | 1200 Kenwood Avenue Duluth , | 105 Eden Street Bar Harbor , | 1 College Street Worcester , | PO Box 17 Point Lookout , | PO Box 8795 Williamsburg , | 1189 Beall Avenue Wooster , | 180 S. Garrison Street Lakewood , | 14 E. Cache La Poudre Street Colorado Springs , | 1500 Illinois Street Golden , | 1062 Campus Delivery Fort Collins , | 1001 Rogers Street Columbia , | 1301 Columbia College Drive Columbia , | 2960 Broadway New York , | 1804 Green Street Selma , | 901 Eighth Street S Moorhead , | 4090 Geddes Road Ann Arbor , | 800 N. Columbia Avenue Seward , | 1530 Concordia W Irvine , | 7400 Augusta Street River Forest , | 275 Syndicate Street N St. Paul , | 11400 Concordia University Drive Austin , | 12800 N. Lake Shore Drive Mequon , | Vermillion Street Athens , | 270 Mohegan Avenue New London , | 580 E. Main Street Spartanburg , | 30 Cooper Square New York , | 5000 Deer Park Drive SE Salem , | 600 First Street SW Mount Vernon , | Ithaca , | 14049 Scenic Highway Lookout Mountain , | 2500 California Plaza Omaha , | 8700 College View Drive St. Bonifacius , | 1 College Hill Canton , | 1 Bernard Baruch Way New York , | 2900 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn , | 160 Convent Avenue New York , | 695 Park Avenue New York , | 899 10th Avenue New York , | 250 Bedford Park Boulevard W Bronx , | 65 - 30 Kissena Boulevard Flushing , | 1071 Blue Hill Avenue Milton , | 820 N. Washington Avenue Madison , | 1200 W. University Avenue Mitchell , | 3000 Mountain Creek Parkway Dallas , | 6016 McNutt Hall Hanover , | 209 Ridge Road Davidson , | 100 Campus Drive Elkins , | 701 N. Clinton Street Defiance , | 700 E. Butler Avenue Doylestown , | Highway 8 W Cleveland , | 1 Main Street Granville , | 1 E. Jackson Boulevard Chicago , | 313 S. Locust Street Greencastle , | 2755 Station Avenue Center Valley , | PO Box 1773 Carlisle , | 291 Campus Drive Dickinson , | 1014 Boswell Avenue Crete , | 7900 W. Division River Forest , | 50 Acacia Avenue San Rafael , | 498 Fourth Avenue NE Sioux Center , | 2507 University Avenue Des Moines , | 36 Madison Avenue Madison , | 3141 Chestnut Street Philadelphia , | 900 N. Benton Avenue Springfield , | 2138 Campus Drive , Box 90586 Durham , | 600 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh , | 320 Porter Avenue Buffalo , | 801 National Road W Richmond , | 83 Windham Street Willimantic , | 600 Lincoln Avenue Charleston , | 521 Lancaster Avenue Richmond , | 1200 Park Road Harrisonburg , | Ypsilanti , | 23 E. Elm Avenue Quincy , | 1300 Eagle Road St. Davids , | 526 Fifth Street Cheney , |
| IIRILLRRRIIIILIILRI | ACU Box 29100 | 1 South Avenue | 110 S. Madison Street | 141 E. College Avenue | 4101 University Drive | 504 College Drive | 611 E. Porter | PO Box 15234 , 13th and Bern Streets | 1000 ASU Drive # 359 | 101 College Hill Drive | 1 Saxon Drive | 100 Purpose Road | 520 N. Main Street | 614 W. Superior Street | 400 St. Bernardine Street | 3400 S. 43rd Street , PO Box 343922 | 4400 Massachusetts Avenue NW | PO Box 5000 | 316 Boulevard | 1100 E. Fifth Street | null | null | 1607 Robinson Road SE | 450 S. Easton Road | null | PO Box 600 | 1509 N. Boulder Avenue | 1 Macklem Drive | 401 College Avenue | 500 Salisbury Street | 202 Martin Hall | PO Box 244023 | 2211 Riverside Avenue S | 639 38th Street | 2001 S. Summit Avenue | 900 N. Grand Avenue | PO Box 4675 | 420 W. Main Street | 11901 Wornall Road | 901 E. Alosta Avenue | PO Box 65 | 275 Eastland Road | 2000 University Avenue | 538 Venard Road | PO Box 5000 | 84 Alford Road | 3009 Broadway | 200 Atlantic Christian College Drive NE , PO Box 5000 | 2 Andrews Road | 1 Bear Place | 200 Prospect Street | 1209 N. Grove | 4200 54th Avenue S | 1000 Edgewood College Drive | 219 Meadville Street | 1704 Weeksville Road | 1 Alpha Drive | 190 Prospect Avenue | 1 Park Place | 2700 Campus Box | 600 S. Clyde Morris Boulevard | 120 Boylston Street | PO Box 129 | 400 The Fenway | PO Box 947 | 201 Dowman Drive | 1200 Commercial | 376 Hale Street | PO Box 338 | 300 E. College Avenue | 2700 Evergreen Parkway NW | 1073 N. Benson Road | 1000 River Road | 1201 Locust Avenue | 2350 Broadhollow Road | 5345 Atlanta Highway | 262 S. Main Street | 1201 S. State Street CSS201 | 1000 17th Avenue N | 160 Pearl Street | 74 King Street | 10501 FGCU Boulevard S | 150 W. University Boulevard | 111 Lake Hollingsworth Drive | null | 6800 Wydown Boulevard | 113 W. 60th Street | 100 State Street , PO Box 9101 | 1235 University Boulevard | PO Box 100547 | PO Box 3003 | 101 Branigin Boulevard | 158 E. Main Street | 3606 W. End Avenue | 1717 S. Chestnut Avenue | 101 Braddock Road | 3300 Poinsett Highway | 109 University Square | PO Box 997 | 3200 College Avenue | 414 N. Meridian Street | 4400 University Drive | 400 E. College Street | 37th and O Streets NW | 2121 I Street NW | 231 W. Hancock Street | 225 North Avenue NW | 900 Lakewood Avenue | 800 Wheatley Street | 300 N. Washington Street | 200 High Street | 502 E. Boone Avenue | 255 Grapevine Road | 1700 S. Main Street | 1021 Dulaney Valley Road | 200 Seminary Drive | 1 University Place | 1 Campus Drive | 1200 Grandview Avenue | 315 E. College Avenue | null | 100 Campus Drive | 5800 W. Friendly Avenue | 800 W. College Avenue | 1325 Sumneytown Pike , PO Box 901 | 198 College Hill Road | 1536 Hewitt Avenue | PO Box 667 | 893 West Street | Tyler Street | 2800 Palmyra Road | Box 108 | 915 E. Market Avenue | 2200 Hickory | 1 Hartwick Drive | Undergraduate Admissions Office , 86 Brattle Street | 301 Platt Boulevard | 710 N. Turner Avenue | 370 Lancaster Avenue | 1164 Bishop Street | 310 E. Market Street | 1100 Henderson Street | 1600 Washington Avenue | 833 Montlieu Avenue | 5200 S. Park Avenue | 33 E. College Street | PO Box 67 | 337 Pulteney Street | 100 Hofstra University | PO Box 9707 | 9801 Frankford Avenue | 401 Rosemont Avenue | PO Box 9000 | 1 Willard Avenue | 7502 Fondren Road | 1000 Fisk Avenue | 2400 Sixth Street NW | 1 Harpst Street | 2303 College Avenue | 1101 W. College Avenue | 3300 S. Federal Street | Campus Box 2200 | Box 2900 | 1145 King Road | 107 S. Indiana Avenue | 2300 S. Washington Street , PO Box 9003 | 4201 S. Washington Street | 715 North Avenue | 100 Alumni Hall | 953 Danby Road | 700 Pelham Road N | 2800 University Boulevard N | 800 S. Main Street | 6086 College Lane | 2000 W. University Street | 20700 N. Park Boulevard | 3400 N. Charles Street | 8 Abbott Park Place | 1151 N. State Street | 1700 Moore Street | 1200 Academy Street | Anderson Hall | 100 E. Claflin | PO Box 411 | 229 Main Street | 1000 Chastain Road | PO Box 5190 | 400 E. Main Street | Ransom Hall | 141 Central Avenue | 1 College Green | 1350 King College Road | 133 N. River Street | 2 E. South Street | 15200 Kutztown Road | 118 Markle Hall | 601 Broad Street | 391 W. Washington Street | 555 N. Sheridan Road | 650 W. Easterday Avenue | 320 Stanley Avenue | 1900 W. Olney Avenue | 1844 Commonwealth Avenue | 21000 W. Ten Mile Road | PO Box 599 | 101 N. College Avenue | PO Box 3450 | 27 Memorial Drive W | 1419 Salt Springs Road | PO Box 7163 | 29 Everett Street | PO Box 7001 | 0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Road | 500 Eighth Avenue | 1 University Parkway | 1115 College Drive | Cumberland Gap Parkway | 900 S.E. Baker Street | 1 University Park Drive | 201 High Street | 1450 Alta Vista | 1140 College Drive | 156 Thomas Boyd Hall | 1 LMU Drive | 1032 W. Sheridan Road | 4501 N. Charles Street | 6363 St. Charles Avenue | 700 College Drive | 700 College Place | 1501 Lakeside Drive | 3601 N. Military Trail | PO Box 2317 | 1600 Grand Avenue | 447 E. College | 36600 Schoolcraft Road | Pleasant Street | 2600 Cleveland Avenue NW | 604 E. College Avenue | Manhattan College Parkway | 2900 Purchase Street | Alumni Hall | 745 W. Main Street | 3200 Cold Spring Road | 45 S. National Avenue | 215 Fifth Street | 3399 North Road | PO Box 1881 | 1 John Marshall Drive | 100 Athletic Street | New and Frederick Streets | 2807 N. Glebe Road | 502 E. Lamar Alexander Parkway | 650 Maryville University Drive | 2300 Adams Avenue | 77 Massachusetts Avenue | 101 Academy Drive | 21726 Placerita Canyon Road | 330 Third Street NE | 2 College Hill | 701 College Road | S. 14th and Sayles Boulevard | 1400 Coleman Avenue | 501 E. 38th Street | 3800 Hillsborough Street | 315 Turnpike Street | 1 College Avenue | 5400 Ramsey Street | 501 E. High Street | null | 1400 Townsend Drive | null | 1301 E. Main Street , CAB Room 205 | 900 N. Clarkson Street | PO Box 1002 | PO Box 500 | 1184 W. Main Street | 1701 N. State Street | 5000 MacArthur Boulevard | 1025 N. Broadway | 228 Wiecking Center | 1104 Seventh Avenue S | 301 Lake Street | MC Box 4001 | PO Box 6334 | 1100 College Street | 3950 E. Newman Road | 901 S. National Avenue | 106 Parker Hall , 300 W. 13th Street | 4525 Downs Drive | 1000 Hempstead Avenue , PO Box 5002 | 700 E. Broadway | 400 Cedar Avenue | null | 1500 University Drive | PO Box 7751 | 1300 W. Park Street | 1 Normal Avenue | PO Box 1267 | 1200 Main Street | 150 University Boulevard | 588 Longmeadow Street | 1500 Peachtree Street | 2001 Newburg Road | 100 Belmont - Mount Holly Road | 1900 Belmont Boulevard | 700 College Avenue | 1500 Birchmont Drive NE | 1600 Harden Street | 1020 N. Second Street | 5700 College Road | 1 College Drive | 175 Forest Street | CPO Box 2142 | PO Box 490279 | PO Box 419 | 421 N. First Street | 800 Bethany Drive | 300 E. 27th Street | 1001 Bethel Circle | 3900 Bethel Drive | 640 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Boulevard | PO Box 6000 | 13800 Biola Avenue | 900 Arkadelphia Road | 700 College Avenue | 830 Westview Drive SW | 1501 Morningside Avenue | 7373 Admiral Peary Highway | 50 College Street | 777 Dedham Street | 1330 Elmhurst Drive NE | 330 Powell Avenue | 12001 Chalon Road | 16300 Old Emmitsburg Road | 800 Martinsburg Road | 2400 W. Chew Street | 113 Sparks Hall | 163 Stormont Street | 4245 East Avenue | 5000 St. Paul Avenue | 2100 College Street | 5800 Bay Shore Road | 15 Main Street | University Heights | 801 Leroy Place | 66 W. 12th Street | PO Box 8000 | 70 Washington Square S | null | 1801 Fayetteville Street | Box 7001 | 3400 N. Wesleyan Boulevard | 30 N. Brainard Street , PO Box 3063 | 910 Elliot Avenue S | PO Box 6050 | 360 Huntington Avenue | Nunn Drive | 1401 Presque Isle Avenue | 1200 S. Jay Street | 82 College Circle | 1411 Ellis Avenue | 3225 W. Foster Avenue | 828 E. 11th Avenue | 101 Seventh Street SW | 3003 Snelling Avenue N | 709 Oklahoma Boulevard | College Avenue | 633 Clark Street | 800 University Drive | 623 Holly Street | 5520 108th Avenue NE | 158 Harmon Drive | 4545 College Road | 1500 Ralston Avenue | 7000 Adventist Boulevard | 247 W. Lorain Street , Suite C | 1600 Campus Road | 4484 Peachtree Road NE | 1216 Sunbury Road | 525 S. Main Street | 154 W. 12th Avenue | null | 1 Campus View Drive | 61 S. Sandusky Street | 500 W. University | Box 11000 | 2501 N. Blackwelder | PO Box 430 | 101 Whitehurst Hall | 2201 Silver Lake Road | 1 University Avenue | 3201 Campus Drive | 104 Kerr Administration Building | 1 Otterbein College | 410 Ouachita | 4123 Woodland Drive | 411 S.W. 24th Street | 1 Pace Plaza | 12180 Park Street S | 1 Angwin Avenue | 2043 College Way | 901 S. Flagler Drive | 1 College Avenue | 201 Old Main | 24255 Pacific Coast Highway | PO Box 960 | 200 Manor Avenue | School House Lane and Henry Avenue | 900 W. Daisy Bates Drive | PO Box 10 | 1701 S. Broadway | 1050 N. Mills Avenue | 17 High Street | 3900 Lomaland Drive | 201 Wood Street | 6 Metrotech Center | 550 N. College Avenue | 503 S. Broad Street | 220 Grove Avenue | null | 1 Maybeck Place | 1 Cunningham Square | 735 Anderson Hill Road | Schleman Hall , 475 Stadium Mall Drive | 1900 Selwyn Avenue | 1800 College Avenue | 275 Mount Carmel Avenue | PO Box 6890 | 505 Ramapo Valley Road | 2500 Rivermont Avenue | PO Box 5005 | 3203 S.E. Woodstock Boulevard | 3333 Regis Boulevard , B - 20 | 7300 Reinhardt University | 110 Eighth Street | 600 Mount Pleasant Avenue | 2000 N. Parkway | PO Box 1892 | PO Box 195 | 2083 Lawrenceville Road | 300 Seward Street | 221 College Lane | 401 S. State Street | 6001 University Boulevard | 2301 Westside Drive | 1 Lomb Memorial Drive | 5050 E. State Street | 1100 Rockhurst Road | 1511 Poly Drive | 1 Old Ferry Road | 1000 Holt Avenue | 430 S. Michigan Avenue | 1400 Montgomery Avenue | 201 Mullica Hill Road | 45 Ferry Street | 406 Penn Street | 249 University Avenue | 65 Davidson Road , Room 202 | 5151 Park Avenue | 601 S. Church Street | 1101 Camden Avenue | 100 Ochre Point Avenue | 800 Lakeshore Drive | 5500 Campanile Drive | 1600 Holloway Avenue | 1 Washington Square | 500 El Camino Real | 1600 St. Michael's Drive | 2100 Memorial Boulevard | 1030 Columbia Avenue | 3307 Third Avenue W | 901 12th Avenue | 400 S. Orange Avenue | Seton Hill Drive | 735 University Avenue | 940 Second Street | 1460 University Drive | PO Box 3210 | 1871 Old Main Drive | 315 Shorter Avenue | 515 Loudon Road | 2406 S. Alverno Road | 300 The Fenway | 701 N. C Street | 815 N. Broadway | 1 Morrow Way | 7 College Lane | 1801 E. Cotati Avenue | 300 College Street NE | 1000 Longfellow Boulevard | 1 University Plaza | PO Box 370 | Box 9392 | 501 Crescent Street | null | Box 1600 | PO Box 750181 | 6729 N.W. 39th Expressway | 2500 N. River Road | 1250 Siskiyou Boulevard | 1100 S. Marietta Parkway | 351 W. Center Street | PO Box 1020 , Wesleyan Drive | 1600 University Avenue | 100 College Street | PO Box 770 | 1501 State Street | 350 Spelman Lane SW | 106 E. Main Street | 263 Alden Street | 4000 Dauphin Street | 518 W. Locust Street | null | 100 St. Anselm Drive | Route 417 | 2004 Randolph Avenue | 720 Fourth Avenue S | 3001 S. Congress Avenue | SFA Station 13051 | 421 N. Woodland Boulevard | Castle Point on Hudson | 1525 Greenspring Valley Road | 180 Remsen Street | PO Box 600 | 1900 W. MacArthur Street | PO Box 1430 , 3600 Stillman Boulevard | 3690 East Avenue | PO Box 2800 | 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca | PO Box 7155 | 8000 Utopia Parkway | 1678 Asylum Avenue | PO Box 890 | 245 Clinton Avenue | 5600 City Avenue | 23 Romoda Drive | PO Box 6665 | 1 Grand Boulevard | 5300 Pacific Avenue SE | null | null | 1928 St. Mary's Road | 18952 E. Fisher Road | 700 Terrace Heights | 1 Camino Santa Maria | 1 Winooski Park | 100 Grant Street | 1520 St. Olaf Avenue | 320 Washington Street | Administration Building | 2641 Kennedy Boulevard | 125 Route 340 | 16401 N.W. 37th Avenue | 300 Fraser Purchase Road | 3700 W. 103rd Street | 8 Ashburton Place | PO Box 2000 | null | 1 Forestry Drive | 10 Upper College Drive | 2 Main Street | Ravine Parkway | 44 Pierrepont Avenue | null | 1 College Circle | 100 Seymour Road | 6 Pennyfield Avenue | 1 Hawk Drive | 7060 State Route 104 | 101 Broad Street | 514 University Avenue | 500 College Avenue | 134 Chapel Road | null | 400 S. Jefferson | 400 E. Second Street | 3000 College Drive | PO Box 160 | 1 University Drive | 1910 University Drive | 140 Commonwealth Avenue | 1 Sherborn Street | 5700 College Station | 110 McFall Center | 1501 W. Bradley Avenue | 415 South Street | 500 Washington Street SE | 717 Frederica Street | 3303 Rebecca Street , Box 2100 | 402 E. College Street | 525 S. Center Street | A - 209 ASB | Box 1920 | PO Box 7000 | 1150 Douglas Pike | 101 N. Merion Avenue | null | 610 W. Fourth Street | 1300 Elmwood Avenue | 4600 Sunset Avenue | 236 W. Reade Avenue | 1801 N. Broad Street | Campus Box 5006 USPS 077 - 460 | PO Box 40 | 5201 University Boulevard | null | 6300 Ocean Drive | 2800 S. University Drive | 601 University Drive | Box 45005 | 1201 Wesleyan | 10000 N. Ojai Road | 180 W. River Road | 333 Thomas More Parkway | 325 Chapel Drive | 500 W. County Line Road | 27 - 33 W. 23rd Street | 8000 York Road | 300 N. Broadway | 1 University Avenue | 6601 W. College Drive | 300 Summit Street | 1 Trinity Place | University Avenue | 100 E. Normal Street | null | 6823 St. Charles Avenue , 218 Gibson Hall | PO Box 1239 | 807 Union Street | 3800 S. 48th Street | 1050 Union University Drive | HQ USAFA / RRS , 2304 Cadet Drive , Suite 2300 | 15 Mohegan Avenue | 300 Steamboat Road | 600 Thayer Road | 121 Blake Road | 1400 Washington Avenue | 3435 Main Street | Box 870100 | 1530 Third Avenue S | 301 Sparkman Drive | 3211 Providence Drive | PO Box 210066 | 232 Silas Hunt Hall | 1200 N. University Drive | 110 Sproul Hall | 1 Shields Avenue | null | 405 Hilgard Avenue | 900 University Avenue | 9500 Gilman Drive | null | 1156 High Street | 201 Donaghey Avenue | 4000 Central Florida Boulevard | Administration Building , Suite 304 | 2300 MacCorkle Avenue SE | 5801 S. Ellis Avenue | PO Box 210063 | Regent Administration Center , Room 125 , 552 UCB | 1420 Austin Bluffs Parkway | Campus Box 167 PO Box 173364 | 2131 Hillside Road , Unit 3088 | 1845 E. Northgate Drive | 300 College Park | null | 2199 S. University Boulevard | 4001 W. McNichols | 2000 University Avenue | 1800 Lincoln Avenue | 1000 N. Main Street | 201 Criser Hall | Terrell Hall | 200 Bloomfield Avenue | 2500 Campus Road | 875 Perimeter Drive , PO Box 442282 | 601 S. Morgan M / C 102 | 1 University Plaza | 601 E. John Street | 1400 E. Hanna Avenue | 107 Calvin Hall | 1502 Iowa Street | 101 Main Building | 1950 Third Street | 2301 S. Third Street | 168 College Avenue | 111 South Street | 23 University Drive | 7500 University Drive | 900 College Street , UMHB Box 8425 | 1000 Hilltop Circle | null | 1301 College Avenue | University Admissions Center , 37 Mather Drive | 285 Old Westport Road | 1 University Avenue | PO Box 248025 | null | 4901 Evergreen | 303 E. Kearsley | 2900 University Avenue | 1049 University Drive | 600 E. Fourth Street | 100 Church Street SE | PO Box 1848 | 105 Jesse Hall | 5735 College Parkway | 32 Campus Drive | 710 S. Atlantic Street | Station 6030 | 1972 Clark Avenue | 905 W. 25th Street | 14th and R Streets | 6001 Dodge Street | null | Hills Beach Road | 4 Garrison Avenue | 300 Boston Post Road | UNA Box 5121 | 1 University Heights | South Building , CB # 9100 | 9201 University City Boulevard | 1000 Spring Garden Street | 601 S. College Road | University Station | 1227 W. 27th Street | 4567 St. Johns Bluff Road S | null | 660 Parrington Oval | 1226 University of Oregon | 3451 Walnut Street | 4200 Fifth Avenue | 300 Campus Drive | 450 Schoolhouse Road | 5000 N. Willamette Boulevard | 1500 N. Warner Street | PO Box 3080 | null | 28 Westhampton Way | Wilson Boulevard | 5998 Alcala Park | Ignatian Heights | 1727 W. Alabama | 800 Linden Street | 1101 W. 22nd Street | 307 University Boulevard | null | 471 University Parkway | 800 University Way | University Park | 37 College Avenue | 4202 E. Fowler Avenue | 500 Wilcox Street | 2701 Spring Street | 2115 Summit Avenue | 3800 Montrose Boulevard | 401 W. Kennedy Boulevard | 527 Andy Holt Tower | 615 McCallie Avenue | University Street | null | 800 W. Campbell Road | 4901 E. University Boulevard | 1 UTSA Circle | 3900 University Boulevard | 6178 College Station Drive | 4301 Broadway | 415 N. College Avenue | 3601 Pacific Avenue | 6610 Lovington Highway | 800 S. Tucker Drive | 201 S. Presidents Circle | 194 S. Prospect Street | null | null | 105 Garfield Avenue | 1725 State Street | 500 Lincoln Drive | 800 Algoma Boulevard | 1 University Plaza | 410 S. Third Street | 2100 Main Street | 1 Clock Tower Plaza | Belknap and Catlin , PO Box 2000 | 800 W. Main Street | 1000 E. University Avenue | Box 1000 | 2550 Lander Road | Old Main Hill | 1600 Burrstone Road | 1500 N. Patterson Street | 101 College Street SW | Kretzmann Hall , 1700 Chapel Drive | null | 55 Fair Drive | 124 Raymond Avenue | 86 - 01 23rd Avenue | PO Box 500 | 800 Lancaster Avenue | Box 842527 | VMI Parade | 1 Hayden Drive | null | 1500 N. Lombardy Street | PO Box 352 | 1 Campus Road | Box 7305 , Reynolda Station | 204 S. College Avenue | 2020 E. Maple Street | 2219 S.E. 68th Avenue | 13895 US 27 | PO Box 9000 | PO Box 1003 | 1700 S.W. College | 60 S. Lincoln Street | 204 W. Washington Street | 300 Washington Avenue | French Administration Building | Campus Box 1089 , 1 Brookings Drive | 1900 W. Seventh Street | 51 W. College Street | 1111 Main Street | 1103 University Circle | 470 E. Lockwood Avenue | 106 Central Street | 170 Main Street | 4760 Forsyth Road | 237 High Street | 120 N. State Street | null | null | 1 University Circle | 1906 College Heights Boulevard | 1903 W. Michigan Avenue | 1215 Wilbraham Road | 345 N. Monmouth Avenue | 516 High Street | Western Avenue | Route 88 , PO Box 295 | 501 Westminster Avenue | 319 S. Market Street | 1840 S. 1300 E | 955 La Paz Road | 2501 Fourth Avenue | PO Box 6201 | 405 Fayette Pike | 501 College Avenue | 26 E. Main Street | 316 Washington Avenue | 200 The Riverway | 610 King of Prussia Road | 9 Ryerson Avenue | 8432 Magnolia Avenue | 1200 E. California Boulevard | 60 W. Olsen Road | 200 Maritime Academy Drive | 1 Grand Avenue | 3801 W. Temple Avenue | 400 W. First Street | 5150 N. Maple | 800 N. State College Boulevard | 1250 Bellflower Boulevard | 18111 Nordhoff Street | 6000 J Street | 5500 University Parkway | 333 S. Twin Oaks Valley Road | 1 University Circle | 3201 Burton Street SE | 1 University Drive | PO Box 546 | 2001 Main Street | 1 College and Main | 6801 N. Yates Road | 1 N. College Street | 5000 Forbes Avenue | 345 Boyer Avenue | 13406 Philadelphia Street , PO Box 634 | 300 W. Hawthorne | 1 University Place | 84 W. South Street | 900 State Street | 500 College Hill | 300 Pompton Road | PO Box 3727 | 880 Main Street | 1 University Avenue | 1870 Quaker Way | 1015 Philadelphia Avenue | PO Box 5838 | 601 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive | 701 Oakland Avenue | 8800 W. Bluemound Road | PO Box 720 | 429 N. Church Street | 7500 Glenoaks Boulevard | 100 Institute Road | 3800 Victory Parkway | 1 Drexel Drive | PO Box 208234 | 500 W. 185th Street | 1125 E. Eighth Street | Country Club Road | 1601 N. Benton Avenue | 100 N. East Avenue | 1646 Russell Avenue | 2001 Alford Park Drive | 10900 Euclid Avenue | 2300 W. Innes Street | 620 Michigan Avenue NE | 22 Sullivan Street | 251 N. Main Street | 812 University Street | 1615 Stanley Street | 411 Central Methodist Square | 400 E. University Way | 600 W. Walnut Street | 1000 Main Street | 3140 Waialae Avenue | 163 S. Willard Street | 1 University Drive | PO Box 118087 , 9200 University Boulevard | Woodland Road | 9601 Germantown Avenue | 650 East Parkway S | 171 Moultrie Street | 400 Magnolia Street | 500 E. 9th Street | 840 Wood Street | 1550 Clarke Drive | Box 5605 | 950 Main Street | 2000 Clayton State Boulevard | 3400 Gulf - to - Bay Boulevard | 105 Sikes Hall | 1220 First Avenue NE | 300 E. College Avenue | 4000 Mayflower Hill | 541 Main Street | 13 Oak Drive | 350 New Campus Drive | 66 George Street | 2112 Cleveland Boulevard | 5701 Delhi Road | 6301 Riverdale Avenue | PO Box 7718 , 2000 Pennington Road | 4701 N. Charles Street | 291 Springfield Street | 37 S. College Avenue | 2 Convent Road | 7000 Mercy Road | 432 Western Avenue | 1200 Kenwood Avenue | 105 Eden Street | 1 College Street | PO Box 17 | PO Box 8795 | 1189 Beall Avenue | 180 S. Garrison Street | 14 E. Cache La Poudre Street | 1500 Illinois Street | 1062 Campus Delivery | 1001 Rogers Street | 1301 Columbia College Drive | 2960 Broadway | 1804 Green Street | 901 Eighth Street S | 4090 Geddes Road | 800 N. Columbia Avenue | 1530 Concordia W | 7400 Augusta Street | 275 Syndicate Street N | 11400 Concordia University Drive | 12800 N. Lake Shore Drive | Vermillion Street | 270 Mohegan Avenue | 580 E. Main Street | 30 Cooper Square | 5000 Deer Park Drive SE | 600 First Street SW | null | 14049 Scenic Highway | 2500 California Plaza | 8700 College View Drive | 1 College Hill | 1 Bernard Baruch Way | 2900 Bedford Avenue | 160 Convent Avenue | 695 Park Avenue | 899 10th Avenue | 250 Bedford Park Boulevard W | 65 - 30 Kissena Boulevard | 1071 Blue Hill Avenue | 820 N. Washington Avenue | 1200 W. University Avenue | 3000 Mountain Creek Parkway | 6016 McNutt Hall | 209 Ridge Road | 100 Campus Drive | 701 N. Clinton Street | 700 E. Butler Avenue | Highway 8 W | 1 Main Street | 1 E. Jackson Boulevard | 313 S. Locust Street | 2755 Station Avenue | PO Box 1773 | 291 Campus Drive | 1014 Boswell Avenue | 7900 W. Division | 50 Acacia Avenue | 498 Fourth Avenue NE | 2507 University Avenue | 36 Madison Avenue | 3141 Chestnut Street | 900 N. Benton Avenue | 2138 Campus Drive , Box 90586 | 600 Forbes Avenue | 320 Porter Avenue | 801 National Road W | 83 Windham Street | 600 Lincoln Avenue | 521 Lancaster Avenue | 1200 Park Road | null | 23 E. Elm Avenue | 1300 Eagle Road | 526 Fifth Street |
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| IIRILLRRRIIIILILI | Abilene Christian University | Adelphi University | Adrian College | Agnes Scott College | Alaska Pacific University | Albany State University | Albion College | Albright College | Alcorn State University | Alderson - Broaddus College | Alfred University | Alice Lloyd College | Allegheny College | Alma College | Alvernia University | Alverno College | American University | Amherst College | Anderson University | Anderson University | Andrews University | Appalachian State University | Aquinas College | Arcadia University | Arizona State University | Arkansas State University -- Jonesboro | Arkansas Tech University | Asbury University | Ashland University | Assumption College | Auburn University | Auburn University -- Montgomery | Augsburg College | Augustana College | Augustana College | Austin College | Austin Peay State University | Averett University | Avila University | Azusa Pacific University | Baker University | Baldwin - Wallace College | Ball State University | Baptist Bible College and Seminary | Bard College | Bard College at Simon's Rock | Barnard College | Barton College | Bates College | Baylor University | East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania | East Texas Baptist University | Eckerd College | Edgewood College | Edinboro University of Pennsylvania | Elizabeth City State University | Elizabethtown College | Elmhurst College | Elmira College | Elon University | Embry - Riddle Aeronautical University | Emerson College | Emmanuel College | Emmanuel College | Emory and Henry College | Emory University | Emporia State University | Endicott College | Erskine College | Eureka College | Evergreen State College | Fairfield University | Fairleigh Dickinson University | Fairmont State University | Farmingdale State College -- SUNY | Faulkner University | Felician College | Ferris State University | Fisk University | Fitchburg State College | Flagler College | Florida Gulf Coast University | Florida Institute of Technology | Florida Southern College | Florida State University | Fontbonne University | Fordham University | Framingham State College | Franciscan University of Steubenville | Francis Marion University | Franklin and Marshall College | Franklin College | Freed - Hardeman University | Free Will Baptist Bible College | Fresno Pacific University | Frostburg State University | Furman University | Gannon University | Gardner - Webb University | Geneva College | George Fox University | George Mason University | Georgetown College | Georgetown University | George Washington University | Georgia College & State University | Georgia Institute of Technology | Georgian Court University | Georgia Southwestern State University | Gettysburg College | Glenville State College | Gonzaga University | Gordon College | Goshen College | Goucher College | Grace College and Seminary | Graceland University | Grand Valley State University | Grand View University | Greenville College | Grinnell College | Grove City College | Guilford College | Gustavus Adolphus College | Gwynedd - 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It has a total | Lake Forest College is a private institution that was founded in 1857. It has a total | Lake Superior State is a public institution that was founded in 1946. It has a total | Lander University is a public institution that was founded in 1872. It has a total | La Salle University is a private institution that was founded in 1863. It has a total | Lasell College is a private institution that was founded in 1851. It has a total | Lawrence Tech is a private institution that was founded in 1932. It has a total | Lawrence University is a private institution that was founded in 1847. It has a total | Lebanon Valley College is a private institution that was founded in 1866. It has a total | Lee University is a private institution that was founded in 1918. It has a total | Lehigh University is a private institution that was founded in 1865. It has a total | Le Moyne College is a private institution that was founded in 1946. It has a total | Lenoir Rhyne University is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | Lesley University is a private institution that was founded in 1909. It has a total | LeTourneau University is a private institution that was founded in 1946. It has a total | Lewis and Clark is a private institution that was founded in 1867. It has a total | Lewis Clark State is a public institution that was founded in 1893. It has a total | Lewis University is a private institution that was founded in 1932. It has a total | Limestone College is a private institution that was founded in 1845. It has a total | Lincoln Memorial University is a private institution that was founded in 1897. It has a total | Linfield College is a private institution that was founded in 1858. It has a total | Lipscomb is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | Longwood University is a public institution that was founded in 1839. It has a total | Loras College is a private institution that was founded in 1839. It has a total | Louisiana College is a private institution that was founded in 1906. It has a total | LSU Baton Rouge is a public institution that was founded in 1860. It has a total | Loyola Marymount is a private institution that was founded in 1911. It has a total | Loyola Chicago is a private institution that was founded in 1870. It has a total | Loyola College is a private institution that was founded in 1852. It has a total | Loyola New Orleans is a private institution that was founded in 1912. It has a total | Luther College is a private institution that was founded in 1861. It has a total | Lycoming College is a private institution that was founded in 1812. It has a total | Lynchburg College is a private institution that was founded in 1903. It has a total | Lynn University is a private institution that was founded in 1962. It has a total | Lyon College is a private institution that was founded in 1872. It has a total | Macalester College is a private institution that was founded in 1874. It has a total | MacMurray College is a private institution that was founded in 1846. It has a total | Madonna University is a private institution that was founded in 1947. It has a total | Maine Maritime is a public institution that was founded in 1941. It has a total | Malone University is a private institution that was founded in 1892. It has a total | Manchester College is a private institution that was founded in 1889. It has a total | Manhattan College is a private institution that was founded in 1853. It has a total | Manhattanville College is a private institution that was founded in 1841. It has a total | Mansfield University is a public institution that was founded in 1857. It has a total | Maranatha Baptist is a private institution that was founded in 1968. It has a total | Marian College is a private institution that was founded in 1851. It has a total | Marian University is a private institution that was founded in 1936. It has a total | Marietta College is a private institution that was founded in 1797. It has a total | Marist College is a private institution that was founded in 1929. It has a total | Marquette University is a private institution that was founded in 1881. It has a total | Marshall University is a public institution that was founded in 1837. It has a total | Mars Hill College is a private institution that was founded in 1856. It has a total | Mary Baldwin is a private institution that was founded in 1842. It has a total | Marymount University is a private institution that was founded in 1950. It has a total | Maryville College is a private institution that was founded in 1819. It has a total | Maryville Saint Louis is a private institution that was founded in 1872. It has a total | Marywood University is a private institution that was founded in 1915. It has a total | MIT is a private institution that was founded in 1861. It has a total | Mass Maritime is a public institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | Masters College California is a private institution that was founded in 1927. It has a total | Mayville State is a public institution that was founded in 1889. It has a total | McDaniel College is a private institution that was founded in 1867. It has a total | McKendree University is a private institution that was founded in 1828. It has a total | McMurry University is a private institution that was founded in 1923. It has a total | Mercer University is a private institution that was founded in 1833. It has a total | Mercyhurst College is a private institution that was founded in 1926. It has a total | Meredith College is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | Merrimack College is a private institution that was founded in 1947. It has a total | Messiah College is a private institution that was founded in 1909. It has a total | Methodist University is a private institution that was founded in 1956. It has a total | Miami University is a public institution that was founded in 1809. It has a total | Michigan State is a public institution that was founded in 1855. It has a total | Michigan Tech is a public institution that was founded in 1885. It has a total | Middlebury College is a private institution that was founded in 1800. It has a total | Middle Tennessee State University is a public institution that was founded in 1911. It has a total | Midland Lutheran College is a private institution that was founded in 1883. It has a total | Millersville University of Pennsylvania is a public institution that was founded in 1855. It has a total | Milligan College is a private institution that was founded in 1866. It has a total | Millikin University is a private institution that was founded in 1901. It has a total | Millsaps College is a private institution that was founded in 1890. It has a total | Mills College is a private institution that was founded in 1852. It has a total | MSOE is a private institution that was founded in 1903. It has a total | Minnesota Mankato is a public institution that was founded in 1867. It has a total | Minnesota Moorhead is a public institution that was founded in 1887. It has a total | Misericordia University is a private institution that was founded in 1924. It has a total | Mississippi College is a private institution that was founded in 1826. It has a total | Mississippi State is a public institution that was founded in 1878. It has a total | Mississippi Women is a public institution that was founded in 1884. It has a total | Missouri Southern is a public institution that was founded in 1937. It has a total | Missouri State is a public institution that was founded in 1906. It has a total | Missouri University Science is a public institution that was founded in 1870. It has a total | Missouri Western is a public institution that was founded in 1969. It has a total | Molloy College is a private institution that was founded in 1955. It has a total | Monmouth College is a private institution that was founded in 1853. It has a total | Monmouth University is a private institution that was founded in 1933. It has a total | Montana State is a public institution that was founded in 1893. It has a total | Montana State Billings is a public institution that was founded in 1927. It has a total | Montana State Northern is a public institution that was founded in 1929. It has a total | Montana Tech is a public institution that was founded in 1893. It has a total | Montclair State University is a public institution that was founded in 1908. It has a total | Montreat College is a private institution that was founded in 1916. It has a total | Moravian College is a private institution that was founded in 1742. It has a total | Morehead State University is a public institution that was founded in 1922. It has a total | Bay Path is a private institution that was founded in 1897. It has a total | Belhaven is a private institution that was founded in 1883. It has a total | Bellarmine is a private institution that was founded in 1950. It has a total | Belmont Abbey is a private institution that was founded in 1876. It has a total | Belmont is a private institution that was founded in 1890. It has a total | Beloit College is a private institution that was founded in 1846. It has a total | Bemidji State is a public institution that was founded in 1919. It has a total | Benedict is a private institution that was founded in 1870. It has a total | Benedictine College is a private institution that was founded in 1859. It has a total | Benedictine University is a private institution that was founded in 1887. It has a total | Bennington College is a private institution that was founded in 1925. It has a total | Bentley University is a private institution that was founded in 1917. It has a total | Berea College is a private institution that was founded in 1855. It has a total | Berry College is a private institution that was founded in 1902. It has a total | Bethany College is a private institution that was founded in 1840. It has a total | Bethany College Kansas is a private institution that was founded in 1881. It has a total | Bethany University is a private institution that was founded in 1919. It has a total | Bethel North Newton is a private institution that was founded in 1887. It has a total | Bethel College is a private institution that was founded in 1947. It has a total | Bethel St Paul is a private institution that was founded in 1871. It has a total | Bethune Cookman University is a private institution that was founded in 1904. It has a total | SUNY Binghamton is a public institution that was founded in 1946. It has a total | Biola University is a private institution that was founded in 1908. It has a total | Birmingham Southern is a private institution that was founded in 1856. It has a total | Blackburn College is a private institution that was founded in 1837. It has a total | Morehouse College is a private institution that was founded in 1867. It has a total | Morningside is a private institution that was founded in 1894. It has a total | Mount Aloysius College is a private institution that was founded in 1853. It has a total | Mount Holyoke College is a private institution that was founded in 1837. It has a total | Mount Ida College is a private institution that was founded in 1899. It has a total | Mount Mercy College is a private institution that was founded in 1928. It has a total | Mount St. Mary College is a private institution that was founded in 1959. It has a total | Mount St. Marys College is a private institution that was founded in 1925. It has a total | Mount St. Mary's University is a private institution that was founded in 1808. It has a total | Mount Vernon Nazarene University is a private institution that was founded in 1968. It has a total | Muhlenberg College is a private institution that was founded in 1848. It has a total | Murray State is a public institution that was founded in 1922. It has a total | Muskingum University is a private institution that was founded in 1837. It has a total | Nazareth College is a private institution that was founded in 1924. It has a total | Nebraska Wesleyan University is a private institution that was founded in 1887. It has a total | Newberry College is a private institution that was founded in 1856. It has a total | New College of Florida is a public institution that was founded in 2001. It has a total | New England College is a private institution that was founded in 1946. It has a total | NJIT is a public institution that was founded in 1881. It has a total | NMT is a public institution that was founded in 1889. It has a total | New School is a private institution that was founded in 1919. It has a total | NYIT is a private institution that was founded in 1955. It has a total | NYU is a private institution that was founded in 1831. It has a total | Niagara University is a private institution that was founded in 1856. It has a total | North Carolina Central is a public institution that was founded in 1910. It has a total | North Carolina State Raleigh is a public institution that was founded in 1887. It has a total | North Carolina Wesleyan is a private institution that was founded in 1956. It has a total | North Central College is a private institution that was founded in 1861. It has a total | North Central University is a private institution that was founded in 1930. It has a total | North Dakota State is a public institution that was founded in 1890. It has a total | Northeastern University is a private institution that was founded in 1898. It has a total | Northern Kentucky University is a public institution that was founded in 1968. It has a total | Northern Michigan University is a public institution that was founded in 1899. It has a total | Northern State University is a public institution that was founded in 1901. It has a total | North Georgia State is a public institution that was founded in 1873. It has a total | Northland College is a private institution that was founded in 1892. It has a total | North Park University is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | Northwest Christian is a private institution that was founded in 1895. It has a total | Northwestern Iowa is a private institution that was founded in 1882. It has a total | Northwestern College is a private institution that was founded in 1902. It has a total | Northwestern Oklahoma State is a public institution that was founded in 1897. It has a total | Northwestern State is a public institution that was founded in 1884. It has a total | Northwestern is a private institution that was founded in 1851. It has a total | Northwest Missouri is a public institution that was founded in 1905. It has a total | NNU is a private institution that was founded in 1913. It has a total | Northwest University is a private institution that was founded in 1934. It has a total | Norwich University is a private institution that was founded in 1819. It has a total | Notre Dame Ohio is a private institution that was founded in 1922. It has a total | Notre Dame de Namur is a private institution that was founded in 1851. It has a total | Oakwood University is a private institution that was founded in 1896. It has a total | Oberlin College is a private institution that was founded in 1833. It has a total | Occidental College is a private institution that was founded in 1887. It has a total | Oglethorpe University is a private institution that was founded in 1835. It has a total | Ohio Dominican University is a private institution that was founded in 1911. It has a total | Ohio Northern University is a private institution that was founded in 1871. It has a total | Ohio State is a public institution that was founded in 1870. It has a total | Ohio University is a public institution that was founded in 1804. It has a total | Ohio Valley University is a private institution that was founded in 1958. It has a total | Ohio Wesleyan is a private institution that was founded in 1842. It has a total | Oklahoma Baptist is a private institution that was founded in 1910. It has a total | Oklahoma Christian is a private institution that was founded in 1950. It has a total | Oklahoma City is a private institution that was founded in 1904. It has a total | Oklahoma Panhandle State is a public institution that was founded in 1909. It has a total | Oklahoma State is a public institution that was founded in 1890. It has a total | Oklahoma Wesleyan is a private institution that was founded in 1972. It has a total | Olivet Nazarene is a private institution that was founded in 1907. It has a total | OIT is a public institution that was founded in 1947. It has a total | Oregon State is a public institution that was founded in 1858. It has a total | Otterbein College is a private institution that was founded in 1847. It has a total | Ouachita Baptist University is a private institution that was founded in 1886. It has a total | Our Lady of Holy Cross is a private institution that was founded in 1916. It has a total | Lake University is a private institution that was founded in 1895. It has a total | Pace University is a private institution that was founded in 1906. It has a total | Pacific Lutheran is a private institution that was founded in 1890. It has a total | Pacific Union College is a private institution that was founded in 1882. It has a total | Pacific University is a private institution that was founded in 1849. It has a total | Palm Beach Atlantic is a private institution that was founded in 1968. It has a total | Penn College is a public institution that was founded in 1941. It has a total | Penn State is a public institution that was founded in 1855. It has a total | Pepperdine University is a private institution that was founded in 1937. It has a total | Pfeiffer University is a private institution that was founded in 1885. It has a total | Philadelphia Biblical is a private institution that was founded in 1913. It has a total | Philadelphia University is a private institution that was founded in 1884. It has a total | Philander Smith College is a private institution that was founded in 1877. It has a total | Piedmont College is a private institution that was founded in 1897. It has a total | Pittsburg State is a public institution that was founded in 1903. It has a total | Pitzer College is a private institution that was founded in 1963. It has a total | Plymouth State is a public institution that was founded in 1871. It has a total | Point Loma Nazarene University is a private institution that was founded in 1902. It has a total | Point Park University is a private institution that was founded in 1960. It has a total | Polytechnic NYU is a private institution that was founded in 1854. It has a total | Pomona College is a private institution that was founded in 1887. It has a total | Presbyterian College is a private institution that was founded in 1880. It has a total | Prescott College is a private institution that was founded in 1966. It has a total | Princeton University is a private institution that was founded in 1746. It has a total | Principia College is a private institution that was founded in 1910. It has a total | Providence College is a private institution that was founded in 1917. It has a total | SUNY Purchase is a public institution that was founded in 1967. It has a total | Purdue is a public institution that was founded in 1869. It has a total | Queens University Charlotte is a private institution that was founded in 1857. It has a total | Quincy University is a private institution that was founded in 1860. It has a total | Quinnipiac University is a private institution that was founded in 1929. It has a total | Radford University is a public institution that was founded in 1910. It has a total | Ramapo College is a public institution that was founded in 1969. It has a total | Randolph College is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | Randolph Macon College is a private institution that was founded in 1830. It has a total | Reed College is a private institution that was founded in 1911. It has a total | Regis University is a private institution that was founded in 1877. It has a total | Reinhardt College is a private institution that was founded in 1883. It has a total | RPI is a private institution that was founded in 1824. It has a total | Rhode Island College is a public institution that was founded in 1854. It has a total | Rhodes College is a private institution that was founded in 1848. It has a total | Rice is a private institution that was founded in 1912. It has a total | Richard Stockton College is a public institution that was founded in 1969. It has a total | Rider University is a private institution that was founded in 1865. It has a total | Ripon College is a private institution that was founded in 1851. It has a total | Roanoke College is a private institution that was founded in 1842. It has a total | Robert Morris College is a private institution that was founded in 1913. It has a total | Robert Morris University is a private institution that was founded in 1921. It has a total | Roberts Wesleyan College is a private institution that was founded in 1866. It has a total | RIT is a private institution that was founded in 1829. It has a total | Rockford College is a private institution that was founded in 1847. It has a total | Rockhurst University is a private institution that was founded in 1910. It has a total | Rocky Mountain College is a private institution that was founded in 1878. It has a total | Roger Williams University is a private institution that was founded in 1956. It has a total | Rollins College is a private institution that was founded in 1885. It has a total | Roosevelt University is a private institution that was founded in 1945. It has a total | Rosemont College is a private institution that was founded in 1921. It has a total | Rowan University is a public institution that was founded in 1923. It has a total | Russell Sage College is a private institution that was founded in 1916. It has a total | Rutgers Camden is a public institution that was founded in 1927. It has a total | Rutgers Newark is a public institution that was founded in 1908. It has a total | Rutgers is a public institution that was founded in 1766. It has a total | Sacred Heart University is a private institution that was founded in 1963. It has a total | Salem College is a private institution that was founded in 1772. It has a total | Salisbury University is a public institution that was founded in 1925. It has a total | Salve Regina University is a private institution that was founded in 1934. It has a total | Samford University is a private institution that was founded in 1841. It has a total | San Diego State is a public institution that was founded in 1897. It has a total | SFSU is a public institution that was founded in 1899. It has a total | San Jose State is a public institution that was founded in 1857. It has a total | Santa Clara is a private institution that was founded in 1851. It has a total | Santa Fe University of Art and Design is a private institution that was founded in 1874. It has a total | Schreiner is a private institution that was founded in 1923. It has a total | Scripps College is a private institution that was founded in 1926. It has a total | Seattle Pacific University is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | Seattle University is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | Seton Hall University is a private institution that was founded in 1856. It has a total | Seton Hill University is a private institution that was founded in 1883. It has a total | Sewanee is a private institution that was founded in 1857. It has a total | Shawnee State is a public institution that was founded in 1986. It has a total | Shenandoah University is a private institution that was founded in 1875. It has a total | Shepherd University is a public institution that was founded in 1871. It has a total | Shippensburg University is a public institution that was founded in 1871. It has a total | Shorter is a private institution that was founded in 1873. It has a total | Siena College is a private institution that was founded in 1937. It has a total | Silver Lake College is a private institution that was founded in 1935. It has a total | Simmons College is a private institution that was founded in 1899. It has a total | Simpson College is a private institution that was founded in 1860. It has a total | Skidmore College is a private institution that was founded in 1903. It has a total | Slippery Rock University is a public institution that was founded in 1889. It has a total | Smith College is a private institution that was founded in 1871. It has a total | Sonoma State University is a public institution that was founded in 1960. It has a total | South Carolina State is a public institution that was founded in 1896. It has a total | Southeastern University is a private institution that was founded in 1935. It has a total | Southeast Missouri State is a public institution that was founded in 1873. It has a total | Southern Adventist is a private institution that was founded in 1892. It has a total | Southern Arkansas is a public institution that was founded in 1909. It has a total | Southern Connecticut State is a public institution that was founded in 1893. It has a total | Southern Illinois Carbondale is a public institution that was founded in 1869. It has a total | Southern Illinois Edwardsville is a public institution that was founded in 1957. It has a total | SMU is a private institution that was founded in 1911. It has a total | Southern Nazarene University is a private institution that was founded in 1899. It has a total | Southern New Hampshire University is a private institution that was founded in 1932. It has a total | Southern Oregon University is a public institution that was founded in 1926. It has a total | Southern Polytechnic is a public institution that was founded in 1948. It has a total | Southern Utah University is a public institution that was founded in 1897. It has a total | Southern Wesleyan is a private institution that was founded in 1906. It has a total | Southwest Baptist is a private institution that was founded in 1878. It has a total | Southwestern College is a private institution that was founded in 1885. It has a total | Southwestern University is a private institution that was founded in 1840. It has a total | Southwest Minnesota State is a public institution that was founded in 1963. It has a total | Spelman College is a private institution that was founded in 1881. It has a total | Spring Arbor University is a private institution that was founded in 1873. It has a total | Springfield College is a private institution that was founded in 1885. It has a total | Spring Hill College is a private institution that was founded in 1830. It has a total | St. Ambrose University is a private institution that was founded in 1882. It has a total | Stanford is a private institution that was founded in 1885. It has a total | St. Anselm College is a private institution that was founded in 1889. It has a total | St. Bonaventure University is a private institution that was founded in 1858. It has a total | St. Catherine University is a private institution that was founded in 1905. It has a total | St. Cloud State is a public institution that was founded in 1869. It has a total | St. Edward's University is a private institution that was founded in 1885. It has a total | Stephen F. Austin is a public institution that was founded in 1923. It has a total | Stetson University is a private institution that was founded in 1883. It has a total | Stevens Institute of Technology is a private institution that was founded in 1870. It has a total | Stevenson University is a private institution that was founded in 1947. It has a total | St. Francis College is a private institution that was founded in 1884. It has a total | Saint Francis University is a private institution that was founded in 1847. It has a total | St Gregorys University is a private institution that was founded in 1875. It has a total | Stillman College is a private institution that was founded in 1876. It has a total | St. John Fisher College is a private institution that was founded in 1948. It has a total | St. Johns College Maryland is a private institution that was founded in 1696. It has a total | St. Johns College New Mexico is a private institution that was founded in 1696. It has a total | St. Johns University Minnesota is a private institution that was founded in 1857. It has a total | St. John's University , New York is a private institution that was founded in 1870. It has a total | Saint Joseph College is a private institution that was founded in 1932. It has a total | St. Joseph's College is a private institution that was founded in 1889. It has a total | St. Josephs College New York is a private institution that was founded in 1916. It has a total | St. Josephs University is a private institution that was founded in 1851. It has a total | St. Lawrence University is a private institution that was founded in 1856. It has a total | Saint Leo University is a private institution that was founded in 1889. It has a total | St. Louis University is a private institution that was founded in 1818. It has a total | St. Martin's is a private institution that was founded in 1895. It has a total | Mary of the Woods is a private institution that was founded in 1840. It has a total | st. marys indiana is a private institution that was founded in 1844. It has a total | Saint Mary's College is a private institution that was founded in 1863. It has a total | St. Marys College is a public institution that was founded in 1840. It has a total | St. Marys University Minnesota is a private institution that was founded in 1912. It has a total | St. Marys University San Antonio is a private institution that was founded in 1852. It has a total | St. Michaels College is a private institution that was founded in 1904. It has a total | St. Norbert College is a private institution that was founded in 1898. It has a total | St. Olaf College is a private institution that was founded in 1874. It has a total | Stonehill College is a private institution that was founded in 1948. It has a total | Stony Brook -- SUNY is a public institution that was founded in 1957. It has a total | St. Peters College is a private institution that was founded in 1872. It has a total | St. Thomas Aquinas is a private institution that was founded in 1952. It has a total | St. Thomas University is a private institution that was founded in 1961. It has a total | Saint Vincent College is a private institution that was founded in 1846. It has a total | St. Xavier is a private institution that was founded in 1846. It has a total | Suffolk University is a private institution that was founded in 1906. It has a total | SUNY Cortland is a public institution that was founded in 1868. It has a total | SUNY Cobleskill is a public institution that was founded in 1911. It has a total | SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry is a public institution that was founded in 1911. It has a total | SUNY Alfred is a public institution that was founded in 1908. It has a total | SUNY Delhi is a public institution that was founded in 1913. It has a total | SUNY Oneonta is a public institution that was founded in 1889. It has a total | SUNY Potsdam is a public institution that was founded in 1816. It has a total | SUNY Fredonia is a public institution that was founded in 1826. It has a total | SUNY Geneseo is a public institution that was founded in 1871. It has a total | SUNY IT is a public institution that was founded in 1966. It has a total | SUNY Maritime is a public institution that was founded in 1874. It has a total | SUNY New Paltz is a public institution that was founded in 1828. It has a total | SUNY Oswego is a public institution that was founded in 1861. It has a total | SUNY Plattsburgh is a public institution that was founded in 1889. It has a total | Susquehanna University is a private institution that was founded in 1858. It has a total | Swarthmore College is a private institution that was founded in 1864. It has a total | Sweet Briar College is a private institution that was founded in 1901. It has a total | Syracuse University is a private institution that was founded in 1870. It has a total | Tabor College is a private institution that was founded in 1908. It has a total | Bloomsburg University is a public institution that was founded in 1839. It has a total | Bluefield College is a private institution that was founded in 1922. It has a total | Blue Mountain College is a private institution that was founded in 1873. It has a total | Bluffton University is a private institution that was founded in 1899. It has a total | Boise State University is a public institution that was founded in 1932. It has a total | Boston College is a private institution that was founded in 1863. It has a total | Boston University is a private institution that was founded in 1839. It has a total | Bowdoin College is a private institution that was founded in 1794. It has a total | Bowling Green State University is a public institution that was founded in 1910. It has a total | Bradley University is a private institution that was founded in 1897. It has a total | Brandeis University is a private institution that was founded in 1948. It has a total | Brenau University is a private institution that was founded in 1878. It has a total | Brescia University is a private institution that was founded in 1950. It has a total | Briar Cliff University is a private institution that was founded in 1930. It has a total | Bridgewater College is a private institution that was founded in 1880. It has a total | BYU Idaho is a private institution that was founded in 1888. It has a total | BYU is a private institution that was founded in 1875. It has a total | Brown University is a private institution that was founded in 1764. It has a total | Bryan College is a private institution that was founded in 1930. It has a total | Bryant University is a private institution that was founded in 1863. It has a total | Bryn Mawr College is a private institution that was founded in 1885. It has a total | Bucknell University is a private institution that was founded in 1846. It has a total | Buena Vista University is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | Buffalo State is a public institution that was founded in 1871. It has a total | Butler University is a private institution that was founded in 1855. It has a total | Taylor University is a private institution that was founded in 1846. It has a total | Temple University is a public institution that was founded in 1888. It has a total | Tennessee Tech is a public institution that was founded in 1915. It has a total | Tennessee Wesleyan College is a private institution that was founded in 1857. It has a total | Texas A&M International is a public institution that was founded in 1970. It has a total | Texas A&M College Station is a public institution that was founded in 1876. 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It has a total | University of Dallas is a private institution that was founded in 1956. It has a total | University of Dayton is a private institution that was founded in 1850. It has a total | University of Delaware is a public institution that was founded in 1743. It has a total | University Denver is a private institution that was founded in 1864. It has a total | University of Detroit Mercy is a private institution that was founded in 1877. It has a total | University of Dubuque is a private institution that was founded in 1852. It has a total | University of Evansville is a private institution that was founded in 1854. It has a total | Findlay is a private institution that was founded in 1882. It has a total | University of Florida is a public institution that was founded in 1853. It has a total | University of Georgia is a public institution that was founded in 1785. It has a total | University of Hartford is a private institution that was founded in 1877. It has a total | University of Hawaii is a public institution that was founded in 1907. It has a total | University of Idaho is a public institution that was founded in 1889. It has a total | UIC is a public institution that was founded in 1965. It has a total | University of Illinois Springfield is a public institution that was founded in 1969. It has a total | UIUC is a public institution that was founded in 1867. It has a total | University of Indianapolis is a private institution that was founded in 1902. It has a total | University of Iowa is a public institution that was founded in 1847. It has a total | KU is a public institution that was founded in 1866. It has a total | University of Kentucky is a public institution that was founded in 1865. It has a total | La Verne is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | University of Louisville is a public institution that was founded in 1798. It has a total | University of Maine is a public institution that was founded in 1862. It has a total | UMF is a public institution that was founded in 1864. It has a total | University of Maine Fort Kent is a public institution that was founded in 1878. It has a total | University of Mary is a private institution that was founded in 1959. It has a total | Mary Hardin Baylor is a private institution that was founded in 1845. It has a total | UMBC is a public institution that was founded in 1963. It has a total | University of Maryland is a public institution that was founded in 1856. It has a total | Mary Washington is a public institution that was founded in 1908. It has a total | UMass Amherst is a public institution that was founded in 1863. It has a total | UMass Dartmouth is a public institution that was founded in 1895. It has a total | UMass Lowell is a public institution that was founded in 1894. It has a total | University of Miami is a private institution that was founded in 1925. It has a total | University of Michigan is a public institution that was founded in 1817. It has a total | Michigan Dearborn is a public institution that was founded in 1959. It has a total | Michigan Flint is a public institution that was founded in 1956. It has a total | University of Minnesota Crookston is a public institution that was founded in 1966. It has a total | University of Minnesota Duluth is a public institution that was founded in 1947. It has a total | Minnesota Morris is a public institution that was founded in 1959. It has a total | University of Minnesota is a public institution that was founded in 1851. It has a total | University of Mississippi is a public institution that was founded in 1844. It has a total | University of Missouri is a public institution that was founded in 1839. It has a total | University of Mobile is a private institution that was founded in 1961. It has a total | University of Montana is a public institution that was founded in 1893. It has a total | Montana Western is a public institution that was founded in 1893. It has a total | University of Montevallo is a public institution that was founded in 1896. It has a total | University of Mount Union is a private institution that was founded in 1846. It has a total | University of Nebraska Kearney is a public institution that was founded in 1903. It has a total | University of Nebraska is a public institution that was founded in 1869. It has a total | University of Nebraska Omaha is a public institution that was founded in 1908. It has a total | University of Nevada is a public institution that was founded in 1864. It has a total | University of New England is a private institution that was founded in 1831. It has a total | University of New Hampshire is a public institution that was founded in 1866. It has a total | University of New Haven is a private institution that was founded in 1920. It has a total | University of North Alabama is a public institution that was founded in 1830. It has a total | UNC Asheville is a public institution that was founded in 1927. It has a total | UNC is a public institution that was founded in 1789. It has a total | UNC Charlotte is a public institution that was founded in 1946. It has a total | UNC Greensboro is a public institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | UNC Wilmington is a public institution that was founded in 1947. It has a total | University of North Dakota is a public institution that was founded in 1883. It has a total | UNI is a public institution that was founded in 1876. It has a total | University of North Florida is a public institution that was founded in 1965. It has a total | Notre Dame is a private institution that was founded in 1842. It has a total | University of Oklahoma is a public institution that was founded in 1890. It has a total | University of Oregon is a public institution that was founded in 1876. It has a total | University of Pennsylvania is a private institution that was founded in 1740. It has a total | University of Pittsburgh is a public institution that was founded in 1787. It has a total | University of Pittsburgh Bradford is a public institution that was founded in 1963. It has a total | University of Pittsburgh Johnstown is a public institution that was founded in 1927. It has a total | University of Portland is a private institution that was founded in 1901. It has a total | University of Puget Sound is a private institution that was founded in 1888. It has a total | University of Redlands is a private institution that was founded in 1907. It has a total | University of Rhode Island is a public institution that was founded in 1892. It has a total | University of Richmond is a private institution that was founded in 1830. It has a total | University of Rochester is a private institution that was founded in 1850. It has a total | University of San Diego is a private institution that was founded in 1949. It has a total | University San Francisco is a private institution that was founded in 1855. It has a total | University of Science and Arts is a public institution that was founded in 1908. It has a total | University of Scranton is a private institution that was founded in 1888. It has a total | University of Sioux Falls is a private institution that was founded in 1883. It has a total | South Alabama is a public institution that was founded in 1963. It has a total | University of South Carolina is a public institution that was founded in 1801. It has a total | USC Aiken is a public institution that was founded in 1961. It has a total | USC Upstate is a public institution that was founded in 1967. 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It has a total | University of Tennessee Martin is a public institution that was founded in 1900. It has a total | University of Texas is a public institution that was founded in 1883. It has a total | University of Texas Dallas is a public institution that was founded in 1969. It has a total | UTPB is a public institution that was founded in 1969. It has a total | UTSA is a public institution that was founded in 1969. It has a total | UT Tyler is a public institution that was founded in 1971. It has a total | University of the Cumberlands is a private institution that was founded in 1888. It has a total | Incarnate Word is a private institution that was founded in 1881. It has a total | University of the Ozarks is a private institution that was founded in 1834. It has a total | University of the Pacific is a private institution that was founded in 1851. It has a total | University of the Southwest is a private institution that was founded in 1962. It has a total | University of Tulsa is a private institution that was founded in 1894. It has a total | University of Utah is a public institution that was founded in 1850. It has a total | University of Vermont is a public institution that was founded in 1791. It has a total | UVA is a public institution that was founded in 1819. It has a total | University of Washington is a public institution that was founded in 1861. It has a total | UW Eau Claire is a public institution that was founded in 1916. It has a total | UW La Crosse is a public institution that was founded in 1909. It has a total | University of Wisconsin is a public institution that was founded in 1848. It has a total | UW Oshkosh is a public institution that was founded in 1871. It has a total | UW Platteville is a public institution that was founded in 1866. It has a total | UW River Falls is a public institution that was founded in 1874. 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It has a total | Woodbury University is a private institution that was founded in 1884. It has a total | WPI is a private institution that was founded in 1865. It has a total | Xavier University is a private institution that was founded in 1831. It has a total | Xavier Louisiana is a private institution that was founded in 1915. It has a total | Yale University is a private institution that was founded in 1701. It has a total | Yeshiva University is a private institution that was founded in 1886. It has a total | York College is a private institution that was founded in 1890. It has a total | York College of Pennsylvania is a private institution that was founded in 1787. It has a total | Carroll College is a private institution that was founded in 1909. It has a total | Carroll University is a private institution that was founded in 1846. It has a total | Carson Newman is a private institution that was founded in 1851. It has a total | Carthage College is a private institution that was founded in 1847. It has a total | Case Western Reserve University is a private institution that was founded in 1826. It has a total | Catawba College is a private institution that was founded in 1851. It has a total | Catholic University is a private institution that was founded in 1887. It has a total | Cazenovia College is a private institution that was founded in 1824. It has a total | Cedarville University is a private institution that was founded in 1887. It has a total | Central College Pella is a private institution that was founded in 1853. It has a total | CCSU is a public institution that was founded in 1849. It has a total | Central Methodist University is a private institution that was founded in 1854. It has a total | Central Washington University is a public institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | Centre College is a private institution that was founded in 1819. It has a total | Chadron State College is a public institution that was founded in 1911. It has a total | Chaminade University is a private institution that was founded in 1955. It has a total | Champlain College is a private institution that was founded in 1878. It has a total | Chapman University is a private institution that was founded in 1861. It has a total | Charleston Southern is a private institution that was founded in 1964. It has a total | Chatham University is a private institution that was founded in 1869. It has a total | Chestnut Hill College is a private institution that was founded in 1924. It has a total | Christian Brothers University is a private institution that was founded in 1871. It has a total | Citadel is a public institution that was founded in 1842. It has a total | Claflin University is a private institution that was founded in 1869. It has a total | Claremont McKenna College is a private institution that was founded in 1946. It has a total | Clarion University is a public institution that was founded in 1867. It has a total | Clarke College is a private institution that was founded in 1843. It has a total | Clarkson University is a private institution that was founded in 1896. It has a total | Clark University Worcester is a private institution that was founded in 1887. It has a total | Clayton State is a public institution that was founded in 1969. It has a total | Clearwater College is a private institution that was founded in 1966. It has a total | Clemson University is a public institution that was founded in 1889. It has a total | Coe College is a private institution that was founded in 1851. It has a total | Coker College is a private institution that was founded in 1908. It has a total | Colby College is a private institution that was founded in 1813. It has a total | Colby Sawyer College is a private institution that was founded in 1837. It has a total | Colgate University is a private institution that was founded in 1819. It has a total | Brockport SUNY is a public institution that was founded in 1835. It has a total | College of Charleston is a public institution that was founded in 1770. It has a total | College of Idaho is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | College of Mount St. Joseph is a private institution that was founded in 1920. It has a total | Mount St. Vincent College is a private institution that was founded in 1847. It has a total | College of New Jersey is a public institution that was founded in 1855. It has a total | Notre Dame Maryland is a private institution that was founded in 1873. It has a total | Elms College is a private institution that was founded in 1928. It has a total | College of St. Benedict is a private institution that was founded in 1887. It has a total | College of St. Elizabeth is a private institution that was founded in 1899. It has a total | College of St. Mary is a private institution that was founded in 1923. It has a total | St. Rose is a private institution that was founded in 1920. It has a total | St. Scholastica is a private institution that was founded in 1912. It has a total | College of the Atlantic is a private institution that was founded in 1969. It has a total | Holy Cross is a private institution that was founded in 1843. It has a total | College Ozarks is a private institution that was founded in 1906. It has a total | William and Mary is a public institution that was founded in 1693. It has a total | College of Wooster is a private institution that was founded in 1866. It has a total | Colorado Christian University is a private institution that was founded in 1914. It has a total | Colorado College is a private institution that was founded in 1874. It has a total | Colorado School of Mines is a public institution that was founded in 1874. It has a total | Colorado State University is a public institution that was founded in 1870. It has a total | Columbia College is a private institution that was founded in 1851. It has a total | Columbia College SC is a private institution that was founded in 1854. It has a total | Columbia University is a private institution that was founded in 1754. It has a total | Concordia College Selma is a private institution that was founded in 1922. It has a total | Concordia College is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | Concordia University is a private institution that was founded in 1962. It has a total | Concordia University Seward is a private institution that was founded in 1894. It has a total | Concordia Irvine is a private institution that was founded in 1972. It has a total | Concordia River Forest is a private institution that was founded in 1864. It has a total | Concordia St Paul is a private institution that was founded in 1893. It has a total | Concordia Austin is a private institution that was founded in 1926. It has a total | Concordia Mequon is a private institution that was founded in 1881. It has a total | Concord University Athens is a public institution that was founded in 1872. It has a total | Connecticut College is a private institution that was founded in 1911. It has a total | Converse College is a private institution that was founded in 1889. It has a total | Cooper Union is a private institution that was founded in 1859. It has a total | Corban College is a private institution that was founded in 1935. It has a total | Cornell College is a private institution that was founded in 1853. It has a total | Cornell University is a private institution that was founded in 1865. It has a total | Covenant College is a private institution that was founded in 1955. It has a total | Creighton University is a private institution that was founded in 1878. It has a total | Crown College is a private institution that was founded in 1916. It has a total | Culver Stockton College is a private institution that was founded in 1853. It has a total | Baruch CUNY is a public institution that was founded in 1919. It has a total | Brooklyn College is a public institution that was founded in 1930. It has a total | City College is a public institution that was founded in 1847. It has a total | Hunter College is a public institution that was founded in 1870. It has a total | CUNY John Jay is a public institution that was founded in 1965. It has a total | Lehman College is a public institution that was founded in 1968. It has a total | Queens College is a public institution that was founded in 1937. It has a total | Curry College is a private institution that was founded in 1879. It has a total | Dakota State University is a public institution that was founded in 1881. It has a total | Dakota Wesleyan is a private institution that was founded in 1885. It has a total | Dallas Baptist University is a private institution that was founded in 1898. It has a total | Dartmouth College is a private institution that was founded in 1769. It has a total | Davidson College is a private institution that was founded in 1837. It has a total | Davis and Elkins College is a private institution that was founded in 1904. It has a total | Defiance College is a private institution that was founded in 1850. It has a total | Delaware Valley College is a private institution that was founded in 1896. It has a total | Delta State University is a public institution that was founded in 1924. It has a total | Denison University is a private institution that was founded in 1831. It has a total | DePaul University is a private institution that was founded in 1898. It has a total | DePauw University is a private institution that was founded in 1837. It has a total | DeSales University is a private institution that was founded in 1964. It has a total | Dickinson College is a private institution that was founded in 1783. It has a total | Dickinson State University is a public institution that was founded in 1918. It has a total | Doane College is a private institution that was founded in 1872. It has a total | Dominican University is a private institution that was founded in 1901. It has a total | Dominican California is a private institution that was founded in 1890. It has a total | Dordt College is a private institution that was founded in 1955. It has a total | Drake University is a private institution that was founded in 1881. It has a total | Drew University is a private institution that was founded in 1867. It has a total | Drexel University is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total | Drury University is a private institution that was founded in 1873. It has a total | Duke University is a private institution that was founded in 1838. It has a total | Duquesne University is a private institution that was founded in 1878. It has a total | D'Youville College is a private institution that was founded in 1908. It has a total | Earlham College is a private institution that was founded in 1847. It has a total | Eastern Connecticut State is a public institution that was founded in 1889. It has a total | Eastern Illinois University is a public institution that was founded in 1895. It has a total | EKU is a public institution that was founded in 1906. It has a total | Eastern Mennonite University is a private institution that was founded in 1917. It has a total | Eastern Michigan University is a public institution that was founded in 1849. It has a total | Eastern Nazarene College is a private institution that was founded in 1918. It has a total | Eastern University is a private institution that was founded in 1952. It has a total | Eastern Washington is a public institution that was founded in 1882. It has a total |
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public | Franklin and Marshall College is a private | Franklin College is a private | Freed Hardeman University is a private | Free Will College is a private | Fresno Pacific University is a private | Frostburg State University is a public | Furman University is a private | Gannon University is a private | Gardner Webb is a private | Geneva College is a private | George Fox University is a private | George Mason University is a public | Georgetown College is a private | Georgetown University is a private | George Washington University is a private | Georgia College is a public | Georgia Tech is a public | Georgian Court is a private | Georgia Southwestern is a public | Gettysburg College is a private | Glenville State College is a public | Gonzaga University is a private | Gordon College is a private | Goshen College is a private | Goucher College is a private | Grace College is a private | Graceland University is a private | Grand Valley State University is a public | Grand View 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private | Mansfield University is a public | Maranatha Baptist is a private | Marian College is a private | Marian University is a private | Marietta College is a private | Marist College is a private | Marquette University is a private | Marshall University is a public | Mars Hill College is a private | Mary Baldwin is a private | Marymount University is a private | Maryville College is a private | Maryville Saint Louis is a private | Marywood University is a private | MIT is a private | Mass Maritime is a public | Masters College California is a private | Mayville State is a public | McDaniel College is a private | McKendree University is a private | McMurry University is a private | Mercer University is a private | Mercyhurst College is a private | Meredith College is a private | Merrimack College is a private | Messiah College is a private | Methodist University is a private | Miami University is a public | Michigan State is a public | Michigan Tech is a public | Middlebury College 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is a public | Bay Path is a private | Belhaven is a private | Bellarmine is a private | Belmont Abbey is a private | Belmont is a private | Beloit College is a private | Bemidji State is a public | Benedict is a private | Benedictine College is a private | Benedictine University is a private | Bennington College is a private | Bentley University is a private | Berea College is a private | Berry College is a private | Bethany College is a private | Bethany College Kansas is a private | Bethany University is a private | Bethel North Newton is a private | Bethel College is a private | Bethel St Paul is a private | Bethune Cookman University is a private | SUNY Binghamton is a public | Biola University is a private | Birmingham Southern is a private | Blackburn College is a private | Morehouse College is a private | Morningside is a private | Mount Aloysius College is a private | Mount Holyoke College is a private | Mount Ida College is a private | Mount Mercy College is a private | Mount 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| Northland College is a private | North Park University is a private | Northwest Christian is a private | Northwestern Iowa is a private | Northwestern College is a private | Northwestern Oklahoma State is a public | Northwestern State is a public | Northwestern is a private | Northwest Missouri is a public | NNU is a private | Northwest University is a private | Norwich University is a private | Notre Dame Ohio is a private | Notre Dame de Namur is a private | Oakwood University is a private | Oberlin College is a private | Occidental College is a private | Oglethorpe University is a private | Ohio Dominican University is a private | Ohio Northern University is a private | Ohio State is a public | Ohio University is a public | Ohio Valley University is a private | Ohio Wesleyan is a private | Oklahoma Baptist is a private | Oklahoma Christian is a private | Oklahoma City is a private | Oklahoma Panhandle State is a public | Oklahoma State is a public | Oklahoma Wesleyan is a private | Olivet Nazarene is a private | OIT is a public | Oregon State is a public | Otterbein College is a private | Ouachita Baptist University is a private | Our Lady of Holy Cross is a private | Lake University is a private | Pace University is a private | Pacific Lutheran is a private | Pacific Union College is a private | Pacific University is a private | Palm Beach Atlantic is a private | Penn College is a public | Penn State is a public | Pepperdine University is a private | Pfeiffer University is a private | Philadelphia Biblical is a private | Philadelphia University is a private | Philander Smith College is a private | Piedmont College is a private | Pittsburg State is a public | Pitzer College is a private | Plymouth State is a public | Point Loma Nazarene University is a private | Point Park University is a private | Polytechnic NYU is a private | Pomona College is a private | Presbyterian College is a private | Prescott College is a private | Princeton University is a private | Principia College is a private | Providence College is a private | SUNY Purchase is a public | Purdue is a public | Queens University Charlotte is a private | Quincy University is a private | Quinnipiac University is a private | Radford University is a public | Ramapo College is a public | Randolph College is a private | Randolph Macon College is a private | Reed College is a private | Regis University is a private | Reinhardt College is a private | RPI is a private | Rhode Island College is a public | Rhodes College is a private | Rice is a private | Richard Stockton College is a public | Rider University is a private | Ripon College is a private | Roanoke College is a private | Robert Morris College is a private | Robert Morris University is a private | Roberts Wesleyan College is a private | RIT is a private | Rockford College is a private | Rockhurst University is a private | Rocky Mountain College is a private | Roger Williams University is a private | Rollins College is a private | Roosevelt University is a private | Rosemont College is a private | Rowan University is a public | Russell Sage College is a private | Rutgers Camden is a public | Rutgers Newark is a public | Rutgers is a public | Sacred Heart University is a private | Salem College is a private | Salisbury University is a public | Salve Regina University is a private | Samford University is a private | San Diego State is a public | SFSU is a public | San Jose State is a public | Santa Clara is a private | Santa Fe University of Art and Design is a private | Schreiner is a private | Scripps College is a private | Seattle Pacific University is a private | Seattle University is a private | Seton Hall University is a private | Seton Hill University is a private | Sewanee is a private | Shawnee State is a public | Shenandoah University is a private | Shepherd University is a public | Shippensburg University is a public | Shorter is a private | Siena College is a private | Silver Lake College is a private | Simmons College is a private | Simpson College is a private | Skidmore College is a private | Slippery Rock University is a public | Smith College is a private | Sonoma State University is a public | South Carolina State is a public | Southeastern University is a private | Southeast Missouri State is a public | Southern Adventist is a private | Southern Arkansas is a public | Southern Connecticut State is a public | Southern Illinois Carbondale is a public | Southern Illinois Edwardsville is a public | SMU is a private | Southern Nazarene University is a private | Southern New Hampshire University is a private | Southern Oregon University is a public | Southern Polytechnic is a public | Southern Utah University is a public | Southern Wesleyan is a private | Southwest Baptist is a private | Southwestern College is a private | Southwestern University is a private | Southwest Minnesota State is a public | Spelman College is a private | Spring Arbor University is a private | Springfield College is a private | Spring Hill College is a private | St. Ambrose University is a private | Stanford is a private | St. Anselm College is a private | St. Bonaventure University is a private | St. Catherine University is a private | St. Cloud State is a public | St. Edward's University is a private | Stephen F. Austin is a public | Stetson University is a private | Stevens Institute of Technology is a private | Stevenson University is a private | St. Francis College is a private | Saint Francis University is a private | St Gregorys University is a private | Stillman College is a private | St. John Fisher College is a private | St. Johns College Maryland is a private | St. Johns College New Mexico is a private | St. Johns University Minnesota is a private | St. John's University , New York is a private | Saint Joseph College is a private | St. Joseph's College is a private | St. Josephs College New York is a private | St. Josephs University is a private | St. Lawrence University is a private | Saint Leo University is a private | St. Louis University is a private | St. Martin's is a private | Mary of the Woods is a private | st. marys indiana is a private | Saint Mary's College is a private | St. Marys College is a public | St. Marys University Minnesota is a private | St. Marys University San Antonio is a private | St. Michaels College is a private | St. Norbert College is a private | St. Olaf College is a private | Stonehill College is a private | Stony Brook -- SUNY is a public | St. Peters College is a private | St. Thomas Aquinas is a private | St. Thomas University is a private | Saint Vincent College is a private | St. Xavier is a private | Suffolk University is a private | SUNY Cortland is a public | SUNY Cobleskill is a public | SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry is a public | SUNY Alfred is a public | SUNY Delhi is a public | SUNY Oneonta is a public | SUNY Potsdam is a public | SUNY Fredonia is a public | SUNY Geneseo is a public | SUNY IT is a public | SUNY Maritime is a public | SUNY New Paltz is a public | SUNY Oswego is a public | SUNY Plattsburgh is a public | Susquehanna University is a private | Swarthmore College is a private | Sweet Briar College is a private | Syracuse University is a private | Tabor College is a private | Bloomsburg University is a public | Bluefield College is a private | Blue Mountain College is a private | Bluffton University is a private | Boise State University is a public | Boston College is a private | Boston University is a private | Bowdoin College is a private | Bowling Green State University is a public | Bradley University is a private | Brandeis University is a private | Brenau University is a private | Brescia University is a private | Briar Cliff University is a private | Bridgewater College is a private | BYU Idaho is a private | BYU is a private | Brown University is a private | Bryan College is a private | Bryant University is a private | Bryn Mawr College is a private | Bucknell University is a private | Buena Vista University is a private | Buffalo State is a public | Butler University is a private | Taylor University is a private | Temple University is a public | Tennessee Tech is a public | Tennessee Wesleyan College is a private | Texas A&M International is a public | Texas A&M College Station is a public | Texas A&M Corpus Christi is a public | Texas Christian University is a private | Texas State University is a public | Texas Tech University is a public | Texas Wesleyan University is a private | Thomas Aquinas College is a private | Thomas College is a private | Thomas More College is a private | Toccoa Falls College is a private | Tougaloo College is a private | Touro College is a private | Towson University is a public | Transylvania University is a private | Trine University is a private | Trinity Christian is a private | Trinity College is a private | Trinity University is a private | Troy University is a public | Truman State is a public | Tufts University is a private | Tulane University is a private | Tuskegee University is a private | Union College is a private | Union college Nebraska is a private | Union University is a private | Air Force Academy is a public | Coast Guard Academy is a public | US Merchant Marine is a public | West Point is a public | Naval Academy is a public | SUNY Albany is a public | UB is a public | University of Alabama is a public | UAB is a public | UAH is a public | UAA is a public | University of Arizona is a public | University of Arkansas is a public | University of Arkansas Pine Bluff is a public | UC Berkeley is a public | UC Davis is a public | UC Irvine is a public | UCLA is a public | UCR is a public | UCSD is a public | UCSB is a public | UCSC is a public | UCA is a public | UCF is a public | University of Central Missouri is a public | University of Charleston is a private | University of Chicago is a private | University of Cincinnati is a public | CU Boulder is a public | UCCS is a public | University of Colorado Denver is a public | University of Connecticut is a public | University of Dallas is a private | University of Dayton is a private | University of Delaware is a public | University Denver is a private | University of Detroit Mercy is a private | University of Dubuque is a private | University of Evansville is a private | Findlay is a private | University of Florida is a public | University of Georgia is a public | University of Hartford is a private | University of Hawaii is a public | University of Idaho is a public | UIC is a public | University of Illinois Springfield is a public | UIUC is a public | University of Indianapolis is a private | University of Iowa is a public | KU is a public | University of Kentucky is a public | La Verne is a private | University of Louisville is a public | University of Maine is a public | UMF is a public | University of Maine Fort Kent is a public | University of Mary is a private | Mary Hardin Baylor is a private | UMBC is a public | University of Maryland is a public | Mary Washington is a public | UMass Amherst is a public | UMass Dartmouth is a public | UMass Lowell is a public | University of Miami is a private | University of Michigan is a public | Michigan Dearborn is a public | Michigan Flint is a public | University of Minnesota Crookston is a public | University of Minnesota Duluth is a public | Minnesota Morris is a public | University of Minnesota is a public | University of Mississippi is a public | University of Missouri is a public | University of Mobile is a private | University of Montana is a public | Montana Western is a public | University of Montevallo is a public | University of Mount Union is a private | University of Nebraska Kearney is a public | University of Nebraska is a public | University of Nebraska Omaha is a public | University of Nevada is a public | University of New England is a private | University of New Hampshire is a public | University of New Haven is a private | University of North Alabama is a public | UNC Asheville is a public | UNC is a public | UNC Charlotte is a public | UNC Greensboro is a public | UNC Wilmington is a public | University of North Dakota is a public | UNI is a public | University of North Florida is a public | Notre Dame is a private | University of Oklahoma is a public | University of Oregon is a public | University of Pennsylvania is a private | University of Pittsburgh is a public | University of Pittsburgh Bradford is a public | University of Pittsburgh Johnstown is a public | University of Portland is a private | University of Puget Sound is a private | University of Redlands is a private | University of Rhode Island is a public | University of Richmond is a private | University of Rochester is a private | University of San Diego is a private | University San Francisco is a private | University of Science and Arts is a public | University of Scranton is a private | University of Sioux Falls is a private | South Alabama is a public | University of South Carolina is a public | USC Aiken is a public | USC Upstate is a public | USC is a private | University of Southern Maine is a public | USF is a public | University of St. Francis is a private | University of Saint Francis is a private | University of St. Thomas is a private | University of St. Thomas Houston is a private | University of Tampa is a private | University of Tennessee is a public | University of Tennessee Chattanooga is a public | University of Tennessee Martin is a public | University of Texas is a public | University of Texas Dallas is a public | UTPB is a public | UTSA is a public | UT Tyler is a public | University of the Cumberlands is a private | Incarnate Word is a private | University of the Ozarks is a private | University of the Pacific is a private | University of the Southwest is a private | University of Tulsa is a private | University of Utah is a public | University of Vermont is a public | UVA is a public | University of Washington is a public | UW Eau Claire is a public | UW La Crosse is a public | University of Wisconsin is a public | UW Oshkosh is a public | UW Platteville is a public | UW River Falls is a public | UW Stevens Point is a public | UW Stout is a public | UW Superior is a public | UW Whitewater is a public | University of Wyoming is a public | Ursinus is a private | Ursuline is a private | Utah State is a public | Utica College is a private | Valdosta State is a public | Valley City State is a public | Valparaiso is a private | Vanderbilt is a private | Vanguard University is a private | Vassar College is a private | Vaughn College is a private | Vermont Technical is a public | Villanova is a private | VCU is a public | VMI is a public | Virginia State is a public | Virginia Tech is a public | Virginia Union University is a private | Wabash College is a private | Wagner College is a private | Wake Forest is a private | Walla Walla University is a private | Walsh University is a private | Warner Pacific is a private | Warner University is a private | Warren Wilson is a private | Wartburg College is a private | Washburn University is a public | Washington and Jefferson College is a private | Washington and Lee is a private | Washington College Maryland is a private | Washington State is a public | Washington University St Louis is a private | Wayland Baptist is a private | Waynesburg is a private | Wayne State College is a public | Weber State University is a public | Webster University is a private | Wellesley College is a private | Wells College is a private | Wesleyan College is a private | Wesleyan University is a private | Wesley College is a private | West Chester is a public | Western Carolina University is a public | Western Illinois University is a public | Western Kentucky University is a public | Western Michigan University is a public | Western New England College is a private | Western Oregon University is a public | Western Washington is a public | Westfield State College is a public | West Liberty is a public | Westminster College Fulton is a private | Westminster College New Wilmington is a private | Westminster College is a private | Westmont College is a private | West Texas A&M is a public | West Virginia University is a public | WVU Tech is a public | Wheaton College is a private | Wheaton College Norton is a private | Wheeling Jesuit is a private | Wheelock College is a private | Cabrini College is a private | Caldwell College is a private | Cal Baptist is a private | Cal Tech is a private | Cal Lutheran is a private | Cal Maritime is a public | Cal Poly is a public | Cal Poly Pomona is a public | CSU Chico is a public | CSU Fresno is a public | Cal State Fullerton is a public | CSULB is a public | CSUN is a public | Sacramento State is a public | CSUSB is a public | Cal State San Marcos is a public | CSU Stanislaus is a public | Calvin College is a private | Campbellsville University is a private | Campbell University is a private | Canisius College is a private | Capital University is a private | Cardinal Stritch University is a private | Carleton College is a private | Carnegie Mellon University is a private | Whitman College is a private | Whittier College is a private | Whitworth University is a private | Widener University is a private | Wilkes University is a private | Willamette is a private | William Jewell is a private | William Paterson is a public | Williams Baptist is a private | Williams College is a private | William Woods is a private | Wilmington College is a private | Wilson College is a private | Winona State is a public | Winston - Salem State is a public | Winthrop University is a public | Wisconsin Lutheran is a private | Wittenberg University is a private | Wofford College is a private | Woodbury University is a private | WPI is a private | Xavier University is a private | Xavier Louisiana is a private | Yale University is a private | Yeshiva University is a private | York College is a private | York College of Pennsylvania is a private | Carroll College is a private | Carroll University is a private | Carson Newman is a private | Carthage College is a private | Case Western Reserve University is a private | Catawba College is a private | Catholic University is a private | Cazenovia College is a private | Cedarville University is a private | Central College Pella is a private | CCSU is a public | Central Methodist University is a private | Central Washington University is a public | Centre College is a private | Chadron State College is a public | Chaminade University is a private | Champlain College is a private | Chapman University is a private | Charleston Southern is a private | Chatham University is a private | Chestnut Hill College is a private | Christian Brothers University is a private | Citadel is a public | Claflin University is a private | Claremont McKenna College is a private | Clarion University is a public | Clarke College is a private | Clarkson University is a private | Clark University Worcester is a private | Clayton State is a public | Clearwater College is a private | Clemson University is a public | Coe College is a private | Coker College is a private | Colby College is a private | Colby Sawyer College is a private | Colgate 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It has a total | in 1812. It has a total | in 1903. It has a total | in 1962. It has a total | in 1872. It has a total | in 1874. It has a total | in 1846. It has a total | in 1947. It has a total | in 1941. It has a total | in 1892. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1853. It has a total | in 1841. It has a total | in 1857. It has a total | in 1968. It has a total | in 1851. It has a total | in 1936. It has a total | in 1797. It has a total | in 1929. It has a total | in 1881. It has a total | in 1837. It has a total | in 1856. It has a total | in 1842. It has a total | in 1950. It has a total | in 1819. It has a total | in 1872. It has a total | in 1915. It has a total | in 1861. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1927. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1867. It has a total | in 1828. It has a total | in 1923. It has a total | in 1833. It has a total | in 1926. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1947. It has a total | in 1909. It has a total | in 1956. It has a total | in 1809. It has a total | in 1855. It has a total | in 1885. It has a total | in 1800. It has a total | in 1911. It has a total | in 1883. It has a total | in 1855. It has a total | in 1866. It has a total | in 1901. It has a total | in 1890. It has a total | in 1852. It has a total | in 1903. It has a total | in 1867. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1924. It has a total | in 1826. It has a total | in 1878. It has a total | in 1884. It has a total | in 1937. It has a total | in 1906. It has a total | in 1870. It has a total | in 1969. It has a total | in 1955. It has a total | in 1853. It has a total | in 1933. It has a total | in 1893. It has a total | in 1927. It has a total | in 1929. It has a total | in 1893. It has a total | in 1908. It has a total | in 1916. It has a total | in 1742. It has a total | in 1922. It has a total | in 1897. It has a total | in 1883. It has a total | in 1950. It has a total | in 1876. It has a total | in 1890. It has a total | in 1846. It has a total | in 1919. It has a total | in 1870. It has a total | in 1859. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1925. It has a total | in 1917. It has a total | in 1855. It has a total | in 1902. It has a total | in 1840. It has a total | in 1881. It has a total | in 1919. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1947. It has a total | in 1871. It has a total | in 1904. It has a total | in 1946. It has a total | in 1908. It has a total | in 1856. It has a total | in 1837. It has a total | in 1867. It has a total | in 1894. It has a total | in 1853. It has a total | in 1837. It has a total | in 1899. It has a total | in 1928. It has a total | in 1959. It has a total | in 1925. It has a total | in 1808. It has a total | in 1968. It has a total | in 1848. It has a total | in 1922. It has a total | in 1837. It has a total | in 1924. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1856. It has a total | in 2001. It has a total | in 1946. It has a total | in 1881. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1919. It has a total | in 1955. It has a total | in 1831. It has a total | in 1856. It has a total | in 1910. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1956. It has a total | in 1861. It has a total | in 1930. It has a total | in 1890. It has a total | in 1898. It has a total | in 1968. It has a total | in 1899. It has a total | in 1901. It has a total | in 1873. It has a total | in 1892. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1895. It has a total | in 1882. It has a total | in 1902. It has a total | in 1897. It has a total | in 1884. It has a total | in 1851. It has a total | in 1905. It has a total | in 1913. It has a total | in 1934. It has a total | in 1819. It has a total | in 1922. It has a total | in 1851. It has a total | in 1896. It has a total | in 1833. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1835. It has a total | in 1911. It has a total | in 1871. It has a total | in 1870. It has a total | in 1804. It has a total | in 1958. It has a total | in 1842. It has a total | in 1910. It has a total | in 1950. It has a total | in 1904. It has a total | in 1909. It has a total | in 1890. It has a total | in 1972. It has a total | in 1907. It has a total | in 1947. It has a total | in 1858. It has a total | in 1847. It has a total | in 1886. It has a total | in 1916. It has a total | in 1895. It has a total | in 1906. It has a total | in 1890. It has a total | in 1882. It has a total | in 1849. It has a total | in 1968. It has a total | in 1941. It has a total | in 1855. It has a total | in 1937. It has a total | in 1885. It has a total | in 1913. It has a total | in 1884. It has a total | in 1877. It has a total | in 1897. It has a total | in 1903. It has a total | in 1963. It has a total | in 1871. It has a total | in 1902. It has a total | in 1960. It has a total | in 1854. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1880. It has a total | in 1966. It has a total | in 1746. It has a total | in 1910. It has a total | in 1917. It has a total | in 1967. It has a total | in 1869. It has a total | in 1857. It has a total | in 1860. It has a total | in 1929. It has a total | in 1910. It has a total | in 1969. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1830. It has a total | in 1911. It has a total | in 1877. It has a total | in 1883. It has a total | in 1824. It has a total | in 1854. It has a total | in 1848. It has a total | in 1912. It has a total | in 1969. It has a total | in 1865. It has a total | in 1851. It has a total | in 1842. It has a total | in 1913. It has a total | in 1921. It has a total | in 1866. It has a total | in 1829. It has a total | in 1847. It has a total | in 1910. It has a total | in 1878. It has a total | in 1956. It has a total | in 1885. It has a total | in 1945. It has a total | in 1921. It has a total | in 1923. It has a total | in 1916. It has a total | in 1927. It has a total | in 1908. It has a total | in 1766. It has a total | in 1963. It has a total | in 1772. It has a total | in 1925. It has a total | in 1934. It has a total | in 1841. It has a total | in 1897. It has a total | in 1899. It has a total | in 1857. It has a total | in 1851. It has a total | in 1874. It has a total | in 1923. It has a total | in 1926. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1856. It has a total | in 1883. It has a total | in 1857. It has a total | in 1986. It has a total | in 1875. It has a total | in 1871. It has a total | in 1871. It has a total | in 1873. It has a total | in 1937. It has a total | in 1935. It has a total | in 1899. It has a total | in 1860. It has a total | in 1903. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1871. It has a total | in 1960. It has a total | in 1896. It has a total | in 1935. It has a total | in 1873. It has a total | in 1892. It has a total | in 1909. It has a total | in 1893. It has a total | in 1869. It has a total | in 1957. It has a total | in 1911. It has a total | in 1899. It has a total | in 1932. It has a total | in 1926. It has a total | in 1948. It has a total | in 1897. It has a total | in 1906. It has a total | in 1878. It has a total | in 1885. It has a total | in 1840. It has a total | in 1963. It has a total | in 1881. It has a total | in 1873. It has a total | in 1885. It has a total | in 1830. It has a total | in 1882. It has a total | in 1885. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1858. It has a total | in 1905. It has a total | in 1869. It has a total | in 1885. It has a total | in 1923. It has a total | in 1883. It has a total | in 1870. It has a total | in 1947. It has a total | in 1884. It has a total | in 1847. It has a total | in 1875. It has a total | in 1876. It has a total | in 1948. It has a total | in 1696. It has a total | in 1696. It has a total | in 1857. It has a total | in 1870. It has a total | in 1932. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1916. It has a total | in 1851. It has a total | in 1856. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1818. It has a total | in 1895. It has a total | in 1840. It has a total | in 1844. It has a total | in 1863. It has a total | in 1840. It has a total | in 1912. It has a total | in 1852. It has a total | in 1904. It has a total | in 1898. It has a total | in 1874. It has a total | in 1948. It has a total | in 1957. It has a total | in 1872. It has a total | in 1952. It has a total | in 1961. It has a total | in 1846. It has a total | in 1846. It has a total | in 1906. It has a total | in 1868. It has a total | in 1911. It has a total | in 1911. It has a total | in 1908. It has a total | in 1913. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1816. It has a total | in 1826. It has a total | in 1871. It has a total | in 1966. It has a total | in 1874. It has a total | in 1828. It has a total | in 1861. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1858. It has a total | in 1864. It has a total | in 1901. It has a total | in 1870. It has a total | in 1908. It has a total | in 1839. It has a total | in 1922. It has a total | in 1873. It has a total | in 1899. It has a total | in 1932. It has a total | in 1863. It has a total | in 1839. It has a total | in 1794. It has a total | in 1910. It has a total | in 1897. It has a total | in 1948. It has a total | in 1878. It has a total | in 1950. It has a total | in 1930. It has a total | in 1880. It has a total | in 1888. It has a total | in 1875. It has a total | in 1764. It has a total | in 1930. It has a total | in 1863. It has a total | in 1885. It has a total | in 1846. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1871. It has a total | in 1855. It has a total | in 1846. It has a total | in 1888. It has a total | in 1915. It has a total | in 1857. It has a total | in 1970. It has a total | in 1876. It has a total | in 1947. It has a total | in 1873. It has a total | in 1899. It has a total | in 1923. It has a total | in 1890. It has a total | in 1971. It has a total | in 1894. It has a total | in 1921. It has a total | in 1907. It has a total | in 1869. It has a total | in 1971. It has a total | in 1866. It has a total | in 1780. It has a total | in 1884. It has a total | in 1959. It has a total | in 1823. It has a total | in 1869. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1867. It has a total | in 1852. It has a total | in 1834. It has a total | in 1881. It has a total | in 1795. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1823. It has a total | in 1954. It has a total | in 1931. It has a total | in 1943. It has a total | in 1802. It has a total | in 1845. It has a total | in 1844. It has a total | in 1846. It has a total | in 1831. It has a total | in 1969. It has a total | in 1950. It has a total | in 1954. It has a total | in 1885. It has a total | in 1871. It has a total | in 1873. It has a total | in 1868. It has a total | in 1905. It has a total | in 1965. It has a total | in 1919. It has a total | in 1954. It has a total | in 1960. It has a total | in 1909. It has a total | in 1965. It has a total | in 1907. It has a total | in 1963. It has a total | in 1871. It has a total | in 1888. It has a total | in 1892. It has a total | in 1819. It has a total | in 1876. It has a total | in 1965. It has a total | in 1912. It has a total | in 1881. It has a total | in 1956. It has a total | in 1850. It has a total | in 1743. It has a total | in 1864. It has a total | in 1877. It has a total | in 1852. It has a total | in 1854. It has a total | in 1882. It has a total | in 1853. It has a total | in 1785. It has a total | in 1877. It has a total | in 1907. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1965. It has a total | in 1969. It has a total | in 1867. It has a total | in 1902. It has a total | in 1847. It has a total | in 1866. It has a total | in 1865. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1798. It has a total | in 1862. It has a total | in 1864. It has a total | in 1878. It has a total | in 1959. It has a total | in 1845. It has a total | in 1963. It has a total | in 1856. It has a total | in 1908. It has a total | in 1863. It has a total | in 1895. It has a total | in 1894. It has a total | in 1925. It has a total | in 1817. It has a total | in 1959. It has a total | in 1956. It has a total | in 1966. It has a total | in 1947. It has a total | in 1959. It has a total | in 1851. It has a total | in 1844. It has a total | in 1839. It has a total | in 1961. It has a total | in 1893. It has a total | in 1893. It has a total | in 1896. It has a total | in 1846. It has a total | in 1903. It has a total | in 1869. It has a total | in 1908. It has a total | in 1864. It has a total | in 1831. It has a total | in 1866. It has a total | in 1920. It has a total | in 1830. It has a total | in 1927. It has a total | in 1789. It has a total | in 1946. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1947. It has a total | in 1883. It has a total | in 1876. It has a total | in 1965. It has a total | in 1842. It has a total | in 1890. It has a total | in 1876. It has a total | in 1740. It has a total | in 1787. It has a total | in 1963. It has a total | in 1927. It has a total | in 1901. It has a total | in 1888. It has a total | in 1907. It has a total | in 1892. It has a total | in 1830. It has a total | in 1850. It has a total | in 1949. It has a total | in 1855. It has a total | in 1908. It has a total | in 1888. It has a total | in 1883. It has a total | in 1963. It has a total | in 1801. It has a total | in 1961. It has a total | in 1967. It has a total | in 1880. It has a total | in 1878. It has a total | in 1956. It has a total | in 1920. It has a total | in 1890. It has a total | in 1885. It has a total | in 1947. It has a total | in 1931. It has a total | in 1794. It has a total | in 1886. It has a total | in 1900. It has a total | in 1883. It has a total | in 1969. It has a total | in 1969. It has a total | in 1969. It has a total | in 1971. It has a total | in 1888. It has a total | in 1881. It has a total | in 1834. It has a total | in 1851. It has a total | in 1962. It has a total | in 1894. It has a total | in 1850. It has a total | in 1791. It has a total | in 1819. It has a total | in 1861. It has a total | in 1916. It has a total | in 1909. It has a total | in 1848. It has a total | in 1871. It has a total | in 1866. It has a total | in 1874. It has a total | in 1894. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1893. It has a total | in 1868. It has a total | in 1886. It has a total | in 1869. It has a total | in 1871. It has a total | in 1888. It has a total | in 1946. It has a total | in 1906. It has a total | in 1890. It has a total | in 1859. It has a total | in 1873. It has a total | in 1920. It has a total | in 1861. It has a total | in 1932. It has a total | in 1866. It has a total | in 1842. It has a total | in 1838. It has a total | in 1839. It has a total | in 1882. It has a total | in 1872. It has a total | in 1865. It has a total | in 1832. It has a total | in 1883. It has a total | in 1834. It has a total | in 1892. It has a total | in 1958. It has a total | in 1937. It has a total | in 1968. It has a total | in 1894. It has a total | in 1852. It has a total | in 1865. It has a total | in 1781. It has a total | in 1749. It has a total | in 1782. It has a total | in 1890. It has a total | in 1853. It has a total | in 1908. It has a total | in 1849. It has a total | in 1909. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1915. It has a total | in 1870. It has a total | in 1868. It has a total | in 1836. It has a total | in 1831. It has a total | in 1873. It has a total | in 1871. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1899. It has a total | in 1906. It has a total | in 1903. It has a total | in 1919. It has a total | in 1856. It has a total | in 1893. It has a total | in 1838. It has a total | in 1837. It has a total | in 1851. It has a total | in 1852. It has a total | in 1875. It has a total | in 1937. It has a total | in 1910. It has a total | in 1867. It has a total | in 1895. It has a total | in 1860. It has a total | in 1834. It has a total | in 1954. It has a total | in 1888. It has a total | in 1957. It has a total | in 1939. It has a total | in 1950. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1959. It has a total | in 1929. It has a total | in 1901. It has a total | in 1938. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1911. It has a total | in 1957. It has a total | in 1949. It has a total | in 1958. It has a total | in 1947. It has a total | in 1962. It has a total | in 1989. It has a total | in 1957. It has a total | in 1876. It has a total | in 1906. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1870. It has a total | in 1830. It has a total | in 1937. It has a total | in 1866. It has a total | in 1900. It has a total | in 1883. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1890. It has a total | in 1821. It has a total | in 1933. It has a total | in 1842. It has a total | in 1849. It has a total | in 1855. It has a total | in 1941. It has a total | in 1793. It has a total | in 1870. It has a total | in 1870. It has a total | in 1869. It has a total | in 1858. It has a total | in 1892. It has a total | in 1886. It has a total | in 1973. It has a total | in 1845. It has a total | in 1854. It has a total | in 1884. It has a total | in 1865. It has a total | in 1831. It has a total | in 1915. It has a total | in 1701. It has a total | in 1886. It has a total | in 1890. It has a total | in 1787. It has a total | in 1909. It has a total | in 1846. It has a total | in 1851. It has a total | in 1847. It has a total | in 1826. It has a total | in 1851. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1824. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1853. It has a total | in 1849. It has a total | in 1854. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1819. It has a total | in 1911. It has a total | in 1955. It has a total | in 1878. It has a total | in 1861. It has a total | in 1964. It has a total | in 1869. It has a total | in 1924. It has a total | in 1871. It has a total | in 1842. It has a total | in 1869. It has a total | in 1946. It has a total | in 1867. It has a total | in 1843. It has a total | in 1896. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1969. It has a total | in 1966. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1851. It has a total | in 1908. It has a total | in 1813. It has a total | in 1837. It has a total | in 1819. It has a total | in 1835. It has a total | in 1770. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1920. It has a total | in 1847. It has a total | in 1855. It has a total | in 1873. It has a total | in 1928. It has a total | in 1887. It has a total | in 1899. It has a total | in 1923. It has a total | in 1920. It has a total | in 1912. It has a total | in 1969. It has a total | in 1843. It has a total | in 1906. It has a total | in 1693. It has a total | in 1866. It has a total | in 1914. It has a total | in 1874. It has a total | in 1874. It has a total | in 1870. It has a total | in 1851. It has a total | in 1854. It has a total | in 1754. It has a total | in 1922. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1962. It has a total | in 1894. It has a total | in 1972. It has a total | in 1864. It has a total | in 1893. It has a total | in 1926. It has a total | in 1881. It has a total | in 1872. It has a total | in 1911. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1859. It has a total | in 1935. It has a total | in 1853. It has a total | in 1865. It has a total | in 1955. It has a total | in 1878. It has a total | in 1916. It has a total | in 1853. It has a total | in 1919. It has a total | in 1930. It has a total | in 1847. It has a total | in 1870. It has a total | in 1965. It has a total | in 1968. It has a total | in 1937. It has a total | in 1879. It has a total | in 1881. It has a total | in 1885. It has a total | in 1898. It has a total | in 1769. It has a total | in 1837. It has a total | in 1904. It has a total | in 1850. It has a total | in 1896. It has a total | in 1924. It has a total | in 1831. It has a total | in 1898. It has a total | in 1837. It has a total | in 1964. It has a total | in 1783. It has a total | in 1918. It has a total | in 1872. It has a total | in 1901. It has a total | in 1890. It has a total | in 1955. It has a total | in 1881. It has a total | in 1867. It has a total | in 1891. It has a total | in 1873. It has a total | in 1838. It has a total | in 1878. It has a total | in 1908. It has a total | in 1847. It has a total | in 1889. It has a total | in 1895. It has a total | in 1906. It has a total | in 1917. It has a total | in 1849. It has a total | in 1918. It has a total | in 1952. 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1912. | in 1852. | in 1904. | in 1898. | in 1874. | in 1948. | in 1957. | in 1872. | in 1952. | in 1961. | in 1846. | in 1846. | in 1906. | in 1868. | in 1911. | in 1911. | in 1908. | in 1913. | in 1889. | in 1816. | in 1826. | in 1871. | in 1966. | in 1874. | in 1828. | in 1861. | in 1889. | in 1858. | in 1864. | in 1901. | in 1870. | in 1908. | in 1839. | in 1922. | in 1873. | in 1899. | in 1932. | in 1863. | in 1839. | in 1794. | in 1910. | in 1897. | in 1948. | in 1878. | in 1950. | in 1930. | in 1880. | in 1888. | in 1875. | in 1764. | in 1930. | in 1863. | in 1885. | in 1846. | in 1891. | in 1871. | in 1855. | in 1846. | in 1888. | in 1915. | in 1857. | in 1970. | in 1876. | in 1947. | in 1873. | in 1899. | in 1923. | in 1890. | in 1971. | in 1894. | in 1921. | in 1907. | in 1869. | in 1971. | in 1866. | in 1780. | in 1884. | in 1959. | in 1823. | in 1869. | in 1887. | in 1867. | in 1852. | in 1834. | in 1881. | in 1795. | in 1891. | in 1823. | in 1954. | in 1931. | in 1943. | in 1802. | in 1845. | in 1844. | in 1846. | in 1831. | in 1969. | in 1950. | in 1954. | in 1885. | in 1871. | in 1873. | in 1868. | in 1905. | in 1965. | in 1919. | in 1954. | in 1960. | in 1909. | in 1965. | in 1907. | in 1963. | in 1871. | in 1888. | in 1892. | in 1819. | in 1876. | in 1965. | in 1912. | in 1881. | in 1956. | in 1850. | in 1743. | in 1864. | in 1877. | in 1852. | in 1854. | in 1882. | in 1853. | in 1785. | in 1877. | in 1907. | in 1889. | in 1965. | in 1969. | in 1867. | in 1902. | in 1847. | in 1866. | in 1865. | in 1891. | in 1798. | in 1862. | in 1864. | in 1878. | in 1959. | in 1845. | in 1963. | in 1856. | in 1908. | in 1863. | in 1895. | in 1894. | in 1925. | in 1817. | in 1959. | in 1956. | in 1966. | in 1947. | in 1959. | in 1851. | in 1844. | in 1839. | in 1961. | in 1893. | in 1893. | in 1896. | in 1846. | in 1903. | in 1869. | in 1908. | in 1864. | in 1831. | in 1866. | in 1920. | in 1830. | in 1927. | in 1789. | in 1946. | in 1891. | in 1947. | in 1883. | in 1876. | in 1965. | in 1842. | in 1890. | in 1876. | in 1740. | in 1787. | in 1963. | in 1927. | in 1901. | in 1888. | in 1907. | in 1892. | in 1830. | in 1850. | in 1949. | in 1855. | in 1908. | in 1888. | in 1883. | in 1963. | in 1801. | in 1961. | in 1967. | in 1880. | in 1878. | in 1956. | in 1920. | in 1890. | in 1885. | in 1947. | in 1931. | in 1794. | in 1886. | in 1900. | in 1883. | in 1969. | in 1969. | in 1969. | in 1971. | in 1888. | in 1881. | in 1834. | in 1851. | in 1962. | in 1894. | in 1850. | in 1791. | in 1819. | in 1861. | in 1916. | in 1909. | in 1848. | in 1871. | in 1866. | in 1874. | in 1894. | in 1891. | in 1893. | in 1868. | in 1886. | in 1869. | in 1871. | in 1888. | in 1946. | in 1906. | in 1890. | in 1859. | in 1873. | in 1920. | in 1861. | in 1932. | in 1866. | in 1842. | in 1838. | in 1839. | in 1882. | in 1872. | in 1865. | in 1832. | in 1883. | in 1834. | in 1892. | in 1958. | in 1937. | in 1968. | in 1894. | in 1852. | in 1865. | in 1781. | in 1749. | in 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1823. | 1869. | 1887. | 1867. | 1852. | 1834. | 1881. | 1795. | 1891. | 1823. | 1954. | 1931. | 1943. | 1802. | 1845. | 1844. | 1846. | 1831. | 1969. | 1950. | 1954. | 1885. | 1871. | 1873. | 1868. | 1905. | 1965. | 1919. | 1954. | 1960. | 1909. | 1965. | 1907. | 1963. | 1871. | 1888. | 1892. | 1819. | 1876. | 1965. | 1912. | 1881. | 1956. | 1850. | 1743. | 1864. | 1877. | 1852. | 1854. | 1882. | 1853. | 1785. | 1877. | 1907. | 1889. | 1965. | 1969. | 1867. | 1902. | 1847. | 1866. | 1865. | 1891. | 1798. | 1862. | 1864. | 1878. | 1959. | 1845. | 1963. | 1856. | 1908. | 1863. | 1895. | 1894. | 1925. | 1817. | 1959. | 1956. | 1966. | 1947. | 1959. | 1851. | 1844. | 1839. | 1961. | 1893. | 1893. | 1896. | 1846. | 1903. | 1869. | 1908. | 1864. | 1831. | 1866. | 1920. | 1830. | 1927. | 1789. | 1946. | 1891. | 1947. | 1883. | 1876. | 1965. | 1842. | 1890. | 1876. | 1740. | 1787. | 1963. | 1927. | 1901. | 1888. | 1907. | 1892. | 1830. | 1850. | 1949. | 1855. | 1908. | 1888. | 1883. | 1963. | 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| IIRILLRRRIRILLRIIRRLL | of 3 , 916 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 208 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 954 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 609 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 842 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 534 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 170 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 753 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 232 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 738 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 574 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 282 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 118 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 700 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 756 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 592 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 170 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 600 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 595 and its setting is rural. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 132 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 565 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 444 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 125 acres. It utilizes a other - based | of 2 , 076 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 123 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 387 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 47 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 648 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 84 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 744 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 000 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 131 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 271 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 134 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 163 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 964 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 300 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 14 , 872 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 300 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 908 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 107 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 253 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 76 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 54 , 277 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 964 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 10.024 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1.474 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 8 , 253 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 516 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 470 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 65 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 693 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 150 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 117 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 185 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 19 , 926 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 875 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 678 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 500 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 123 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 24 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 472 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 115 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 1 , 771 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 335 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 70 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 9 , 296 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 160 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 787 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 19 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 151 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 48 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 874 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 103 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 992 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 10 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 3 , 684 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 17 , 737 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 035 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 939 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 600 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 431 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 425 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 417 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 4 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 150 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 76 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 738 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 109 acres. It utilizes a other - based | of 12 , 149 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 508 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 391 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 213 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 179 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 863 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 188 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 888 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 55 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 471 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 585 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 208 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 154 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 322 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 093 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 38 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 359 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 55 acres. It utilizes a other - based | of 4 , 995 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 575 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 4 , 430 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 185 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 696 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 8 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 732 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 80 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 007 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 17 acres. 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It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 967 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 108 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 19 , 702 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 806 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 335 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 104 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 433 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 104 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 10 , 558 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 43 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 644 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 590 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 13 , 515 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 400 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 970 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 155 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 659 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 325 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 516 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 230 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 677 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 325 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 729 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 130 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 586 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 550 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 974 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 135 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 481 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 287 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 466 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 150 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 522 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 169 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 20 , 850 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 112 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 985 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 25 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 382 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 14 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 688 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 120 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 530 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 150 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 833 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 340 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 475 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 340 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 196 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 160 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 882 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 300 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 921 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 60 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 068 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 250 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 463 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 800 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 4 , 565 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 314 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 022 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 165 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 938 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 640 acres. It utilizes a other - based | of 4 , 086 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 275 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 906 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 209 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 473 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 475 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 6 , 655 and its setting is urban. It utilizes a semester - based | of 757 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 33 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 104 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 109 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 190 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 906 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 135 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 447 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 115 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 107 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 163 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 456 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 160 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 277 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 210 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 47 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 315 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 220 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 367 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 500 acres. It utilizes a other - based | of 2 , 092 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 170 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 919 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 240 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 796 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 475 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 257 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 47 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 432 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 230 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 120 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 311 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 300 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 333 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 217 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 35 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 176 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 258 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 169 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 144 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 190 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 170 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 894 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 65 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 665 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 120 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 18 , 389 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 970 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 066 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It utilizes a other - based | of 3 , 071 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 375 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 32 , 490 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 937 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 848 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 51 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 245 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 345 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 344 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 35 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 22 , 521 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 794 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 440 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 650 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 884 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 459 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 173 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 198 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 17 , 281 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 712 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 010 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 110 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 713 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 987 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 60 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 932 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 140 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 9 , 495 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 126 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 1 , 113 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 90 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 468 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 800 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 384 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 60 acres. It utilizes a trimester - based | of 18 , 778 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 664 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 24 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 12 , 072 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 186 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 235 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 150 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 20 , 304 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 384 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 19 , 918 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 824 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 638 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 822 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 633 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 522 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 288 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 641 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 270 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 519 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 135 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 296 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 33 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 407 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 82 acres. It utilizes a trimester - based | of 9 , 614 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 325 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 406 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 340 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 865 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 120 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 903 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 48 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 398 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 107 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 568 and its setting is rural. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 447 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 130 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 531 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 187 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 102 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 495 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 84 acres. It utilizes a trimester - based | of 1 , 747 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 340 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 903 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 120 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 809 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 600 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 784 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 161 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 447 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 377 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 5 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 098 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 162 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 977 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 134 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 200 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 46 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 079 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 135 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 808 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 115 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 000 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 677 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 193 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 513 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 65 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 086 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 160 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 499 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 60 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 037 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 81 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 23 , 012 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 2 , 000 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 833 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 155 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 10 , 077 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 105 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 757 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 764 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 24 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 519 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 373 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 199 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 214 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 786 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 123 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 614 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 136 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 996 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 53 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 518 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 60 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 133 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 49 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 922 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 30 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 191 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 87 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 223 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 125 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 3 , 052 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 22 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 835 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 068 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 174 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 789 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 68 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 038 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 120 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 985 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 104 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 506 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 90 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 330 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 180 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 8 , 081 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 94 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 9 , 692 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 70 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 237 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 194 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 573 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 55 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 224 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 21 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 103 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 934 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 130 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 184 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 113 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 232 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 168 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 185 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 55 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 986 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 887 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 55 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 707 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 160 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 312 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 110 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 509 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 43 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 531 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 150 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 864 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It utilizes a trimester - based | of 1 , 967 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 225 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 031 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 220 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 766 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 471 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 001 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 600 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 14 , 671 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 2 , 000 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 36 , 489 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 5 , 192 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 942 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 925 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 482 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 350 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 22 , 299 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 800 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 709 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 35 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 7 , 359 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 250 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 903 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 181 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 276 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 017 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 921 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 135 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 438 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 15 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 13 , 035 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 303 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 950 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 119 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 368 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 120 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 092 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 14 , 602 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 4 , 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 272 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 114 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 639 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 365 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 17 , 024 and its setting is urban. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 206 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 284 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 634 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 740 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 037 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 30 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 379 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 82 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 681 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 156 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 10 , 840 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 780 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 547 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 112 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 105 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 560 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 108 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 14 , 139 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 486 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 112 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 795 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 550 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 500 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 481 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 48 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 330 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 42 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 417 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 137 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 638 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 150 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 378 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 85 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 407 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 47 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 730 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 89 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 90 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 815 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 120 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 355 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 108 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 664 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 470 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 235 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 163 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 548 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 140 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 777 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 26 , 000 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 830 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 300 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 592 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 80 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of N / A and its setting is suburban. It utilizes a semester - based | of 437 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 90 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 928 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 421 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 247 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 3 , 594 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 82 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 11 , 704 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 930 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 936 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 95 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 508 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 192 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 607 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 80 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 689 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 61 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 239 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 68 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 577 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 165 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 288 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 800 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 491 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 72 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 498 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 245 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 70 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 980 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 72 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 620 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 400 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 074 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 401 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 517 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 75 acres. 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It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 741 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 225 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 21 , 638 and its setting is urban. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 260 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 160 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 441 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 130 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 25 , 255 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 2 , 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 449 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 522 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 59 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 1 , 244 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 9 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 11 , 733 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 258 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 12 , 829 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 73 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 13 , 179 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 398 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 8 , 578 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 350 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 300 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 72 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 014 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 630 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 602 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 130 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 198 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 33 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 445 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 10 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 206 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 858 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 107 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 977 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 360 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 8 , 141 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 916 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 8 , 536 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 231 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of N / A , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 370 acres. It utilizes a trimester - based | of 1 , 336 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 88 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 146 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 56 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 157 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 675 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 53 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 875 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 47 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 183 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 888 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 440 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 972 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 120 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 030 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 280 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 78 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 685 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 342 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 41 , 348 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 3 , 469 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 18 , 589 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 762 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 479 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 250 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 893 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 714 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 918 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 283 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 104 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 266 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 120 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 17 , 849 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 489 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 987 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 35 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 171 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 250 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 895 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 305 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 18 , 067 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 577 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 2 , 642 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 114 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 1 , 447 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 85 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 019 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 595 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 52 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 971 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 257 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 305 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 126 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 526 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 400 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 1 , 474 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 55 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 434 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 25 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 409 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 996 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 38 , 630 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 8 , 556 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 439 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 830 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 069 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 370 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 055 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 114 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 892 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 668 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 25 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 268 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 300 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 934 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 600 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 043 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 31 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 261 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 170 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 387 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 90 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 407 and its setting is urban. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 732 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 3 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 550 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 140 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 221 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 240 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 761 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 4 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 113 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 500 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 527 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 2 , 600 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 4 , 304 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 105 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 077 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 550 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 31 , 145 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 2 , 468 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 912 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 30 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 241 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 971 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 600 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 773 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 191 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 776 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 488 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 246 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 115 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 452 and its setting is urban. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 586 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 056 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 540 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 659 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 284 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 883 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 180 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 675 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 319 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 285 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 813 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 600 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 891 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 280 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 064 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 250 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 044 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 68 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 150 and its setting is urban. It utilizes a other - based | of 3 , 657 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 230 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 388 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 188 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 14 , 045 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 300 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 869 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 130 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 120 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 55 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 814 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 60 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 269 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 140 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 773 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 70 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 182 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 20 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 556 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 56 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 9 , 665 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 800 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 749 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 19 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 121 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 27 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 307 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 37 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 29 , 095 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 990 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 192 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 69 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 57 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 7 , 557 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 182 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 984 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 78 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 908 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 180 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 27 , 537 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 283 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 25 , 001 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 142 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 24 , 273 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 154 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 200 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 106 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 195 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 60 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 028 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 170 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 907 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 37 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 016 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 43 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 4 , 306 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 5 , 213 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 58 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 732 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 469 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 13 , 000 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 220 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 767 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 125 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 102 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 325 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 942 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 205 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 150 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 285 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 164 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 507 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 30 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 969 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 12 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 988 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 85 acres. It utilizes a other - based | of 2 , 674 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 750 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 825 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 650 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 614 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 147 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 483 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 269 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 874 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 160 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 665 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 88 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 9 , 588 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 400 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 647 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 000 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 776 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 418 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 8 , 594 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 168 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 15 , 551 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 139 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 11 , 144 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 2 , 660 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 228 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 231 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 653 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 954 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 288 acres. It utilizes a other - based | of 4 , 426 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 175 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 4 , 543 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 203 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 229 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 129 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 705 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 350 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 180 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 525 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 85 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 301 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 700 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 221 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 216 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 229 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 866 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 590 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 151 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 310 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 450 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 887 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 118 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 602 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 8 , 180 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 1 , 915 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 400 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 967 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 500 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 797 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 110 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 15 , 780 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 368 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 160 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 11 , 144 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 430 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 162 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 175 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 234 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 55 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 176 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 150 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 481 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 679 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 600 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 600 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 041 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 105 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 832 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 154 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | null | of N / A and its setting is urban. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 915 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 3 , 300 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 14 , 808 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 97 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 963 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 84 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 010 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 180 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 035 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 67 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 403 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 103 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 295 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 000 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 744 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 186 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 8 , 119 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 235 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 359 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 380 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 465 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 67 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 664 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 275 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 539 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 420 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 017 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 319 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 113 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 350 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 372 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 135 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 950 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 440 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 113 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 93 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 099 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 300 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 468 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 375 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 16 , 395 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 454 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 412 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 25 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 922 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 48 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 176 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 140 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 741 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 084 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 120 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 772 and its setting is urban. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 258 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 191 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 688 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 750 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 570 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 12 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 530 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 062 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 183 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 625 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 711 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 250 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 734 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 240 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 374 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 266 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 495 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 220 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 302 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 800 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 575 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 55 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 554 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 257 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 200 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 700 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 906 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 231 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 307 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 525 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 399 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 745 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 3 , 250 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 13 , 736 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 618 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 70 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 8 , 605 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 282 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 738 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 75 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 494 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 44 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 005 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 235 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 16 , 693 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 180 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 9 , 171 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 386 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 133 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 777 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 205 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 14 , 319 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 338 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 061 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 85 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 317 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 235 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 833 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 43 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 670 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 9 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 079 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 70 acres. It utilizes a trimester - based | of 1 , 590 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 300 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | null | of 30 , 745 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 557 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 244 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 146 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 100 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 386 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 420 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 307 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 135 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 543 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 445 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 957 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 60 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 9 , 822 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 112 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 726 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 290 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 436 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 952 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 27 , 047 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 330 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 8 , 918 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 235 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 070 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 315 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 38 , 810 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 5 , 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 591 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 240 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 640 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 268 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 26 , 002 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 455 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 24 , 236 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 839 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 802 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 345 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 131 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 108 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 711 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 816 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 500 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 939 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 500 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 8 , 222 and its setting is urban. It utilizes a semester - based | of 17 , 148 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 328 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 092 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 46 acres. It utilizes a other - based | of 1 , 608 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 400 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 450 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 52 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 341 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 487 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 117 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 22 , 211 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 820 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 468 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 140 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 164 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 150 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 210 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 110 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 475 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 5 , 000 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 194 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a trimester - based | of 813 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 22 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 780 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 360 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 4 , 620 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 18 , 500 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 973 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 110 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 964 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 82 acres. It utilizes a trimester - based | of 4 , 621 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 16 , 080 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 552 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 330 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 13 , 114 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 586 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 19 , 368 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 350 acres. 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It utilizes a quarter - based | of 22 , 226 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 475 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 26 , 687 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 419 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 16 , 996 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 200 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 23 , 143 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 976 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 19 , 796 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 989 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 15 , 259 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 2 , 000 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 10 , 146 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 262 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 45 , 301 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 415 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 9 , 088 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 561 acres. 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It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 397 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 176 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 20 , 873 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 463 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 982 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 710 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 10 , 548 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 135 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 10 , 370 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 260 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 26 , 208 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 3 , 071 acres. It utilizes a trimester - based | of 6 , 778 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 196 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 581 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 73 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 279 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 108 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 10 , 506 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 244 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 705 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 130 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 33 , 236 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 204 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 13 , 204 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 2 , 500 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 23 , 869 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 374 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 417 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 830 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 10 , 720 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 220 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 255 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 20 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 571 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 160 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 193 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 115 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 031 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 514 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 18 , 955 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 624 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 11 , 554 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 503 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 13 , 327 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 255 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 441 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 540 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 12 , 591 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 2 , 600 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 013 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 6 , 195 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 130 acres. 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It utilizes a semester - based | of 21 , 059 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 3 , 914 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 18 , 509 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 295 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 9 , 768 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 279 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 18 , 031 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 132 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 652 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 317 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 057 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 650 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 106 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 130 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 607 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 97 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 950 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 160 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 13 , 234 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 245 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 925 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 350 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 447 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 707 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 111 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 180 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 5 , 525 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 55 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 087 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 75 acres. It utilizes a trimester - based | of 4 , 154 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 58 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 243 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 58 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 11 , 408 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 224 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 20 , 494 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 384 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 202 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 453 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 291 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 16 , 751 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 226 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 618 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 142 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 30 , 536 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 941 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 276 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 22 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 108 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 146 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 78 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 792 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 21 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 559 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 21 , 182 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 550 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 9 , 039 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 321 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 586 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 930 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 38 , 168 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 350 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 9 , 801 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 500 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 739 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 644 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 25 , 006 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 725 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 051 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 60 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 219 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 625 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 30 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 501 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 175 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 317 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 142 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 084 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 209 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 22 , 149 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 535 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 11 , 382 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 460 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 15 , 476 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 682 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 29 , 574 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 703 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 10 , 487 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 333 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 8 , 758 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 120 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 30 , 343 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 935 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 11 , 605 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 166 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 856 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 820 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 222 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 225 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 8 , 704 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 335 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 971 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 131 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 575 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 125 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 9 , 730 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 400 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 9 , 748 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 785 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 742 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 168 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 077 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 112 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 13 , 809 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 450 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 537 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 128 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 10 , 328 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 172 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 961 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 64 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 888 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 320 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 794 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 333 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 652 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 452 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 000 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 294 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 6 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 663 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 544 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 201 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 254 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 23 , 149 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 143 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 500 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 871 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 236 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 23 , 558 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 2 , 600 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 307 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 883 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 62 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 870 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 110 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 569 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 340 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 570 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 55 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 2 , 292 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 143 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 180 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 17 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 964 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 380 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 135 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 800 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 118 acres. It utilizes a other - based | of 5 , 766 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 160 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 514 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 60 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 759 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 322 acres. It utilizes a other - based | of 1 , 314 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 112 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 21 , 726 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 745 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 046 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 169 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 975 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 80 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 712 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 30 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 939 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 128 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 22 , 381 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 526 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 738 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 47 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 324 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 500 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 568 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 360 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 624 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 787 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 340 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 301 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 11 , 920 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 403 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 450 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 682 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 10 , 553 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 050 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 17 , 645 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 235 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 19 , 547 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 739 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 215 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 875 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 157 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 13 , 396 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 215 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 5 , 043 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 256 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 597 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 290 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 087 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 86 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 471 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 350 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 172 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 27 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 304 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 130 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 248 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 135 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 21 , 720 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 456 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 170 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 399 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 632 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 473 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 086 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 751 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 6 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 554 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 112 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 609 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 70 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 222 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 103 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 951 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 124 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 2 , 352 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 290 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 823 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 18 , 302 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 6 , 000 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 20 , 136 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 438 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 15 , 617 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 119 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 18 , 216 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 327 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 30 , 737 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 236 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 29 , 226 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 324 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 29 , 275 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 356 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 24 , 388 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 14 , 416 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 430 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 8 , 727 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 304 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 087 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 228 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 4 , 015 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 400 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 733 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 90 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 219 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 850 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 196 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 36 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 630 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 48 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 046 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 009 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 955 acres. It utilizes a trimester - based | of 6 , 023 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 143 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 515 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 117 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 371 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 450 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 3 , 412 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 108 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 240 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 27 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 997 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 61 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 083 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 9 , 179 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 370 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 613 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 185 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 067 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 450 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 093 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 170 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 555 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 65 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 807 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 8 , 044 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 58 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 960 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 98 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 097 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 418 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 776 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 899 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 114 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 439 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 170 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 1 , 301 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 22 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 453 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 4 , 228 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 146 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 666 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 27 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 275 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 315 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 853 and its setting is urban. It utilizes a semester - based | of 430 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 40 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 5 , 281 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 190 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of N / A , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 63 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 118 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 900 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 90 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 031 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 95 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 4 , 228 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 155 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 324 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 276 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 466 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 193 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 119 and its setting is rural. It utilizes a semester - based | of 3 , 029 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 400 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 636 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 169 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 9 , 989 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 294 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 051 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 90 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 10 , 765 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 380 acres. It utilizes a quarter - based | of 1 , 216 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 235 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 281 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 028 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 65 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 673 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 19 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 4 , 476 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 78 acres. It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of 2 , 771 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It utilizes a other - based | of 1 , 076 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 427 acres. It utilizes a other - based | of 1 , 480 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 425 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 366 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 779 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 43 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 217 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 42 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 223 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 201 acres. 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It utilizes a 4 - 1 - 4 - based | of N / A , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 200 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 2 , 825 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 553 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 7 , 119 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 435 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 10 , 147 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 52 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 002 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It utilizes a other - based | of 1 , 903 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 92 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 555 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 70 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 6 , 237 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 289 acres. It utilizes a semester - based | of 1 , 254 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 58 acres. 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It | of 15 , 259 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 2 , 000 acres. It | of 10 , 146 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 262 acres. It | of 45 , 301 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 415 acres. It | of 9 , 088 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 561 acres. It | of 1 , 012 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It | of 5 , 066 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 203 acres. It | of 21 , 884 and its setting is urban. It | of 27 , 069 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 600 acres. It | of 6 , 920 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 510 acres. It | of 13 , 246 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 126 acres. It | of 17 , 008 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 4 , 313 acres. It | of 1 , 302 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 215 acres. It | of 7 , 406 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 373 acres. It | of 16 , 740 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 2 , 046 acres. It | of 5 , 343 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 125 acres. It | of 3 , 149 and its setting is urban. It | of 1 , 440 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 77 acres. It | of 2 , 716 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It | of 3 , 011 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 387 acres. It | of 33 , 628 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 2 , 000 acres. It | of 26 , 142 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 615 acres. It | of 5 , 516 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 320 acres. It | of 13 , 952 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 320 acres. It | of 9 , 343 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 305 acres. It | of 16 , 044 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 240 acres. It | of 3 , 027 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 746 acres. It | of 31 , 477 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 468 acres. It | of 3 , 792 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 65 acres. It | of 20 , 574 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 880 acres. It | of 21 , 066 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 000 acres. It | of 19 , 183 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 779 acres. It | of 1 , 540 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 38 acres. It | of 15 , 477 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 640 acres. It | of 9 , 484 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 660 acres. It | of 2 , 191 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 60 acres. It | of 1 , 126 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 52 acres. It | of 2 , 137 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 110 acres. It | of 2 , 547 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | of 9 , 947 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 530 acres. It | of 26 , 493 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 250 acres. It | of 4 , 397 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 176 acres. It | of 20 , 873 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 463 acres. It | of 7 , 982 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 710 acres. It | of 10 , 548 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 135 acres. It | of 10 , 370 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 260 acres. It | of 26 , 208 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 3 , 071 acres. It | of 6 , 778 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 196 acres. It | of 6 , 581 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 73 acres. It | of 2 , 279 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 108 acres. It | of 10 , 506 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 244 acres. It | of 1 , 705 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 130 acres. It | of 33 , 236 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 204 acres. It | of 13 , 204 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 2 , 500 acres. It | of 23 , 869 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 374 acres. It | of 1 , 417 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 830 acres. It | of 10 , 720 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 220 acres. It | of 1 , 255 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 20 acres. It | of 2 , 571 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 160 acres. It | of 2 , 193 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 115 acres. It | of 5 , 031 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 514 acres. It | of 18 , 955 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 624 acres. It | of 11 , 554 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 503 acres. It | of 13 , 327 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 255 acres. It | of 2 , 441 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 540 acres. It | of 12 , 591 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 2 , 600 acres. It | of 4 , 013 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It | of 6 , 195 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 130 acres. It | of 3 , 845 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 265 acres. It | of 17 , 981 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 729 acres. It | of 19 , 419 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 000 acres. It | of 14 , 638 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 210 acres. It | of 11 , 197 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 661 acres. It | of 10 , 440 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 550 acres. It | of 11 , 381 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 910 acres. It | of 14 , 495 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 300 acres. It | of 8 , 372 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 250 acres. It | of 21 , 059 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 3 , 914 acres. It | of 18 , 509 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 295 acres. It | of 9 , 768 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 279 acres. It | of 18 , 031 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 132 acres. It | of 1 , 652 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 317 acres. It | of 3 , 057 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 650 acres. It | of 3 , 106 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 130 acres. It | of 2 , 607 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 97 acres. It | of 2 , 950 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 160 acres. It | of 13 , 234 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 245 acres. It | of 2 , 925 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 350 acres. It | of 5 , 447 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 707 acres. It | of 5 , 111 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 180 acres. It | of 5 , 525 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 55 acres. It | of 1 , 087 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 75 acres. It | of 4 , 154 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 58 acres. It | of 1 , 243 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 58 acres. It | of 11 , 408 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 224 acres. It | of 20 , 494 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 384 acres. It | of 3 , 202 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 453 acres. It | of 5 , 291 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It | of 16 , 751 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 226 acres. It | of 7 , 618 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 142 acres. It | of 30 , 536 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 941 acres. It | of 1 , 276 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 22 acres. It | of N / A , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 108 acres. It | of 6 , 146 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 78 acres. It | of 1 , 792 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 21 acres. It | of 5 , 559 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It | of 21 , 182 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 550 acres. It | of 9 , 039 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 321 acres. It | of 7 , 586 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 930 acres. It | of 38 , 168 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 350 acres. It | of 9 , 801 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 500 acres. It | of 2 , 739 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 644 acres. It | of 25 , 006 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 725 acres. It | of 5 , 051 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | of N / A , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 60 acres. It | of 5 , 219 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | of 625 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 30 acres. It | of 3 , 501 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 175 acres. It | of 317 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 142 acres. It | of 3 , 084 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 209 acres. It | of 22 , 149 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 535 acres. It | of 11 , 382 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 460 acres. It | of 15 , 476 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 682 acres. It | of 29 , 574 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 703 acres. It | of 10 , 487 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 333 acres. It | of 8 , 758 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 120 acres. It | of 30 , 343 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 935 acres. It | of 11 , 605 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 166 acres. It | of 6 , 856 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 820 acres. It | of 6 , 222 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 225 acres. It | of 8 , 704 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 335 acres. It | of 7 , 971 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 131 acres. It | of 2 , 575 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 125 acres. It | of 9 , 730 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 400 acres. It | of 9 , 748 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 785 acres. It | of 1 , 742 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 168 acres. It | of 1 , 077 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 112 acres. It | of 13 , 809 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 450 acres. It | of 2 , 537 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 128 acres. It | of 10 , 328 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 172 acres. It | of 961 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 64 acres. It | of 2 , 888 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 320 acres. It | of 6 , 794 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 333 acres. It | of 1 , 652 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It | of 2 , 452 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 000 acres. It | of 1 , 294 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 6 acres. It | of 1 , 663 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 544 acres. It | of 7 , 201 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 254 acres. It | of 23 , 149 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 143 acres. It | of 1 , 500 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | of 4 , 871 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 236 acres. It | of 23 , 558 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 2 , 600 acres. It | of 1 , 307 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It | of 883 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 62 acres. It | of 1 , 870 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 110 acres. It | of 4 , 569 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 340 acres. It | of 1 , 570 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 55 acres. It | of 2 , 292 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 143 acres. It | of 1 , 180 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 17 acres. It | of 964 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 380 acres. It | of N / A , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 135 acres. It | of 1 , 800 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 118 acres. It | of 5 , 766 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 160 acres. It | of 1 , 514 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 60 acres. It | of 1 , 759 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 322 acres. It | of 1 , 314 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 112 acres. It | of 21 , 726 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 745 acres. It | of 7 , 046 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 169 acres. It | of 975 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 80 acres. It | of 1 , 712 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 30 acres. It | of 2 , 939 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 128 acres. It | of 22 , 381 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 526 acres. It | of 4 , 738 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 47 acres. It | of 2 , 324 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 500 acres. It | of 568 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 360 acres. It | of 624 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | of 2 , 787 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 340 acres. It | of 2 , 301 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It | of 11 , 920 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 403 acres. It | of 7 , 450 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 682 acres. It | of 10 , 553 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 050 acres. It | of 17 , 645 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 235 acres. It | of 19 , 547 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 200 acres. It | of 2 , 739 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 215 acres. It | of 4 , 875 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 157 acres. It | of 13 , 396 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 215 acres. It | of 5 , 043 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 256 acres. It | of 2 , 597 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 290 acres. It | of 1 , 087 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 86 acres. It | of 1 , 471 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 350 acres. It | of 2 , 172 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 27 acres. It | of 1 , 304 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 130 acres. It | of 6 , 248 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 135 acres. It | of 21 , 720 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 456 acres. It | of N / A , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 170 acres. It | of 2 , 399 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It | of 1 , 632 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 473 acres. It | of 1 , 086 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It | of 751 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 6 acres. It | of 1 , 554 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 112 acres. It | of 1 , 609 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 70 acres. It | of 3 , 222 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 103 acres. It | of 951 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 124 acres. It | of 2 , 352 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 290 acres. It | of 823 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It | of 18 , 302 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 6 , 000 acres. It | of 20 , 136 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 438 acres. It | of 15 , 617 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 119 acres. It | of 18 , 216 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 327 acres. It | of 30 , 737 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 236 acres. It | of 29 , 226 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 324 acres. It | of 29 , 275 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 356 acres. It | of 24 , 388 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It | of 14 , 416 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 430 acres. It | of 8 , 727 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 304 acres. It | of 7 , 087 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 228 acres. It | of 4 , 015 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 400 acres. It | of 2 , 733 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 90 acres. It | of 4 , 219 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 850 acres. It | of 3 , 196 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 36 acres. It | of 2 , 630 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 48 acres. It | of 3 , 046 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It | of 2 , 009 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 955 acres. It | of 6 , 023 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 143 acres. It | of 1 , 515 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 117 acres. It | of 1 , 371 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It | of 2 , 450 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | of 3 , 412 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 108 acres. It | of 2 , 240 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 27 acres. It | of 1 , 997 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 61 acres. It | of 1 , 083 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | of 9 , 179 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 370 acres. It | of 613 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 185 acres. It | of 2 , 067 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 450 acres. It | of 1 , 093 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 170 acres. It | of 1 , 555 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 65 acres. It | of 807 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It | of 8 , 044 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 58 acres. It | of 5 , 960 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 98 acres. It | of 5 , 097 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 418 acres. It | of 776 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It | of 1 , 899 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 114 acres. It | of 1 , 439 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 170 acres. It | of 1 , 301 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 22 acres. It | of 3 , 453 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It | of 4 , 228 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 146 acres. It | of 2 , 666 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 27 acres. It | of 5 , 275 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 315 acres. It | of 2 , 853 and its setting is urban. It | of 430 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 40 acres. It | of 5 , 281 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 190 acres. It | of N / A , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 63 acres. It | of 3 , 118 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It | of 1 , 900 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 90 acres. It | of 3 , 031 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 95 acres. It | of 4 , 228 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 155 acres. It | of 1 , 324 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 276 acres. It | of 3 , 466 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 193 acres. It | of 1 , 119 and its setting is rural. It | of 3 , 029 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 400 acres. It | of 1 , 636 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 169 acres. It | of 9 , 989 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 294 acres. It | of 1 , 051 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 90 acres. It | of 10 , 765 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 380 acres. It | of 1 , 216 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It | of 2 , 235 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 281 acres. It | of 1 , 028 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 65 acres. It | of 2 , 673 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 19 acres. It | of 4 , 476 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 78 acres. It | of 2 , 771 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It | of 1 , 076 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 427 acres. It | of 1 , 480 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It | of 1 , 425 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It | of 2 , 366 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It | of 1 , 779 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 43 acres. It | of 1 , 217 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 42 acres. It | of 6 , 223 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 201 acres. It | of 982 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 55 acres. It | of 2 , 746 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 640 acres. It | of 2 , 333 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It | of 6 , 412 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 163 acres. It | of 570 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 138 acres. It | of 15 , 346 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 700 acres. It | of 1 , 287 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It | of 658 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 37 acres. It | of 1 , 838 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 714 acres. It | of N / A , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | of 2 , 825 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 553 acres. It | of 7 , 119 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 435 acres. It | of 10 , 147 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 52 acres. It | of 1 , 002 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It | of 1 , 903 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 92 acres. It | of 1 , 555 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 70 acres. It | of 6 , 237 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 289 acres. It | of 1 , 254 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 58 acres. It | of N / A and its setting is suburban. It | of 2 , 106 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 800 acres. It | of N / A , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | of 855 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 25 acres. It | of 3 , 036 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It | of 2 , 821 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 186 acres. It | of 336 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 35 acres. It | of 2 , 932 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 174 acres. It | of 1 , 356 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 000 acres. It | of 5 , 836 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 200 acres. It | of 1 , 834 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 240 acres. It | of N / A , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 26 acres. It | of 2 , 000 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 90 acres. It | of 3 , 675 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 491 acres. It | of 22 , 158 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 582 acres. It | of 1 , 082 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 33 acres. It | of 1 , 189 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 53 acres. It | of 7 , 743 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 36 acres. It | of 568 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 22 acres. It | of 2 , 788 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 113 acres. It | of N / A , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 187 acres. It | of 1 , 257 , its setting is rural , and the campus size is 120 acres. It | of 1 , 431 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 70 acres. It | of 1 , 270 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It | of 1 , 790 , its setting is urban , and the campus size is 37 acres. It | of 1 , 110 , its setting is suburban , and the campus size is 389 acres. 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It | is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 550 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 321 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 930 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 350 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 500 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 644 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 725 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 60 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 30 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 175 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 142 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 209 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 535 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 460 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 682 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 703 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 333 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 120 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 935 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 166 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 820 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 225 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 335 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 131 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 125 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 400 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 785 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 168 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 112 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 450 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 128 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 172 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 64 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 320 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 333 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 000 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 6 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 544 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 254 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 143 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 236 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 2 , 600 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 62 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 110 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 340 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 55 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 143 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 17 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 380 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 135 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 118 acres. 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It | is urban , and the campus size is 235 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 200 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 215 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 157 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 215 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 256 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 290 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 86 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 350 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 27 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 130 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 135 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 456 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 170 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 473 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 6 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 112 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 70 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 103 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 124 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 290 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 6 , 000 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 438 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 119 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 327 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 236 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 324 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 356 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 430 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 304 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 228 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 400 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 90 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 850 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 36 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 48 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 955 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 143 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 117 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 108 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 27 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 61 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 370 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 185 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 450 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 170 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 65 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 58 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 98 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 418 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 40 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 114 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 170 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 22 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 80 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 146 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 27 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 315 acres. It | is urban. It | is rural , and the campus size is 40 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 190 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 63 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 90 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 95 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 155 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 276 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 193 acres. It | is rural. It | is rural , and the campus size is 400 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 169 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 294 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 90 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 380 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 281 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 65 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 19 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 78 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 427 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 75 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 300 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 43 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 42 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 201 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 55 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 640 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 163 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 138 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 700 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 37 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 714 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 200 acres. It | is rural , and the campus size is 553 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 435 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 52 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 50 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 92 acres. It | is urban , and the campus size is 70 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 289 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 58 acres. It | is suburban. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 800 acres. It | is suburban , and the campus size is 200 acres. 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acres. | is rural , and the campus size is 1 , 300 acres. | is urban , and the campus size is 107 acres. | is suburban , and the campus size is 76 acres. | is urban , and the campus size is 1 , 964 acres. | is urban , and the campus size is 1.474 acres. | is rural , and the campus size is 516 acres. | is rural , and the campus size is 65 acres. | is rural , and the campus size is 150 acres. | is suburban , and the campus size is 185 acres. | is suburban , and the campus size is 1 , 875 acres. | is suburban , and the campus size is 500 acres. | is urban , and the campus size is 24 acres. | is urban , and the campus size is 115 acres. | is urban , and the campus size is 100 acres. | is urban , and the campus size is 70 acres. | is urban , and the campus size is 160 acres. | is suburban , and the campus size is 19 acres. | is suburban , and the campus size is 48 acres. | is suburban , and the campus size is 103 acres. | is rural , and the campus size is 10 acres. | is suburban , and the 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2011 | Evergreen State College's ranking in the 2011 | Fairfield University's ranking in the 2011 | Fairleigh Dickinson's ranking in the 2011 | Fairmont State's ranking in the 2011 | Farmindale State SUNY's ranking in the 2011 | Faulkner University's ranking in the 2011 | Felician College's ranking in the 2011 | Ferris State University's ranking in the 2011 | Fisk's ranking in the 2011 | Fitchburg State's ranking in the 2011 | Flagler's ranking in the 2011 | FGCU's ranking in the 2011 | Florida Tech's ranking in the 2011 | Florida Southern College's ranking in the 2011 | Florida State University's ranking in the 2011 | Fontbonne University's ranking in the 2011 | Fordham University's ranking in the 2011 | Framingham State's ranking in the 2011 | Franciscan University's ranking in the 2011 | Francis Marion's ranking in the 2011 | Franklin and Marshall College's ranking in the 2011 | Franklin College's ranking in the 2011 | Freed Hardeman University's ranking in the 2011 | Free Will 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Its tuition and fees are $33 , 458. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 93. Its tuition and fees are $25 , 610. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 18. Its tuition and fees are $41 , 280. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 9. Its tuition and fees are $30 , 503. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 111. Its tuition and fees are $32 , 364. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 119. Its tuition and fees are $41 , 604. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 32. Its tuition and fees are $18 , 074. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 61. Its tuition and fees are $15 , 946. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 114. Its tuition and fees are $27 , 500. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 20. Its tuition and fees are $14 , 040. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 32. Its tuition and fees are $20 , 990. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 174. Its tuition and fees are $34 , 630. | Colleges is National Universities , 1. Its tuition and fees are $38 , 416. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 18. Its tuition and fees are $40 , 390. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 174. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 620. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 9. Its tuition and fees are $40 , 624. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 68. Its tuition and fees are $15 , 820. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 48. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 780. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 78. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 444 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $11 , 784. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 81. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 380. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 3. Its comprehensive fee is $35 , 400. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 47. Its tuition and fees are $18 , 580. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 88. Its tuition and fees are $20 , 500. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 152. Its tuition and fees are $27 , 105. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 67. Its tuition and fees are $41 , 710. | Colleges is National Universities , 139. Its tuition and fees are $31 , 800. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 105. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 475. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 99. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 520. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 23. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 860. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 88. Its tuition and fees are $26 , 510. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 137. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 560. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 50. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 180. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( West ), 16. Its tuition and fees are $17 , 598. | Colleges is National Universities , 104. Its tuition and fees are $17 , 905. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 37. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 166 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 094. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 8. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 330. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 158. Its tuition and fees are $21 , 300. | Colleges is National Universities , 111. Its tuition and fees are $31 , 253. | Colleges is National Universities , 156. Its in - state tuition and fees are $11 , 077 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 617. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 62. Its tuition and fees are $35 , 256. | Colleges is National Universities , 176. Its tuition and fees are $27 , 870. | Colleges is National Universities , 75. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 028 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $27 , 689. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 66. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 109 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 374. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 28. Its tuition and fees are $21 , 214. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 33. Its tuition and fees are $28 , 850. | Colleges is National Universities , 94. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 997 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 563. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 7. Its tuition and fees are $33 , 630. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 83. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 780 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $13 , 560. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 44. Its tuition and fees are $26 , 300. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 3. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 860 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $20 , 624. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 41. Its tuition and fees are $13 , 870. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 2. Its tuition and fees are $19 , 730. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 7. Its tuition and fees are $30 , 250. | Colleges is National Universities , 13. Its tuition and fees are $40 , 680. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 84. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 141. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 20. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 780. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 81. Its tuition and fees are $32 , 820. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 71. Its comprehensive fee is $40419. | Colleges is National Universities , 132. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 376 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 404. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 58. Its tuition and fees are $20 , 200. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 105. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 446 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 081. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 88. Its in - state tuition and fees are $10 , 140 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 310. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 69. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 942 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 918. | Colleges is National Universities , 183. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 030 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 990. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 49. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 862 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $13 , 894. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 32. Its tuition and fees are $40 , 900. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 21. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 760. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 44. Its tuition and fees are $19 , 020. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 19. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 908. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 40. Its tuition and fees are $26 , 644. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 75. Its tuition and fees are $33 , 024. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 117. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 732 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 438. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 38. Its tuition and fees are $39 , 115. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 7. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 148. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 58. Its tuition and fees are $25 , 674. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 105. Its tuition and fees are $35 , 525. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 64. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 764 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 428. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 31. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 154 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 311. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 19. Its tuition and fees are $33 , 700. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 25. Its tuition and fees are $26 , 000. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 40. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 633. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 67. Its tuition and fees are $36 , 312. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 7. Its tuition and fees are $31 , 620. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 54. Its tuition and fees are $12 , 220. | Colleges is National Universities , 37. Its tuition and fees are $39 , 780. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 17. Its tuition and fees are $27 , 340. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 11. Its tuition and fees are $25 , 290. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 77. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 873. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 35. Its tuition and fees are $21 , 980. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 75. Its tuition and fees are $36 , 632. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( West ), 26. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 000 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $13 , 908. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 43. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 780. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 59. Its tuition and fees are $19 , 200. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 78. Its tuition and fees are $16 , 400. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 105. Its tuition and fees are $30 , 604. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 18. Its tuition and fees are $21 , 790. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 27. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 855 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $20 , 085. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 11. Its tuition and fees are $26 , 286. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 49. Its tuition and fees are $13 , 430. | Colleges is National Universities , 124. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 764 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 549. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 3. Its tuition and fees are $36 , 404. | Colleges is National Universities , 117. Its tuition and fees are $32 , 114. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 3. Its tuition and fees are $39 , 350. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 7. Its tuition and fees are $31 , 504. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 81. Its tuition and fees are $33 , 480. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 144. Its tuition and fees are $30 , 800. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 40. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 905. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 78. Its tuition and fees are $30 , 900. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 144. Its tuition and fees are $19 , 214. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 26. Its tuition and fees are $40 , 046. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 52. Its tuition and fees are $18 , 810. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 88. Its tuition and fees are $13 , 840. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 9. Its in - state tuition and fees are $14 , 665 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $19 , 245. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 61. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 444. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 18. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 920. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 17. Its tuition and fees are $27 , 105. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 40. Its tuition and fees are $34 , 350. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 126. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 756 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 088. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 71. Its tuition and fees are $11 , 550. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 41. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 960. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 99. Its tuition and fees are $21 , 490. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 2. Its tuition and fees are $28 , 340. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 10. Its tuition and fees are $27 , 750. | Colleges is National Universities , 75. Its tuition and fees are $30 , 462. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 47. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 385 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $12 , 996. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 29. Its tuition and fees are $21 , 998. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 27. Its tuition and fees are $25 , 655. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 40. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 426. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 174. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 473. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 30. Its tuition and fees are $21 , 910. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 51. Its tuition and fees are $27 , 150. | Colleges is National Universities , 7. Its tuition and fees are $39 , 212. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 13. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 609 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $20 , 259. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( West ), 2. Its tuition and fees are $25 , 640. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 64. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 937 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $8 , 072. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 122. Its tuition and fees are $33 , 280. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 20. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 130. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( West ), 14. Its tuition and fees are $20 , 680. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 8. Its tuition and fees are $30 , 560. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 67. Its tuition and fees are $26 , 346. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 180. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 490. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 174. Its tuition and fees are $31 , 380. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 4. Its tuition and fees are $27 , 480. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 35. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 148. | Colleges is National Universities , 79. Its in - state tuition and fees are $12 , 318 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $27 , 108. | Colleges is National Universities , 79. Its in - state tuition and fees are $11 , 434 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $27 , 832. | Colleges is National Universities , 117. Its in - state tuition and fees are $12 , 017 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $24 , 527. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 4. Its comprehensive fee is $52 , 500. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 56. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 890 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $23 , 550. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 63. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 984. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 67. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 644 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 308. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 10. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 520. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 144. Its tuition and fees are $27 , 425. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 93. Its tuition and fees are $27 , 812. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 4. Its tuition and fees are $37 , 605. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 11. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 520. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 65. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 724 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $13 , 472. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 84. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 918 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $6 , 918. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 51. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 990. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 35. Its tuition and fees are $13 , 550. | Colleges is National Universities , 151. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 461 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $13 , 801. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 44. Its in - state tuition and fees are $4 , 423 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $12 , 051. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 71. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 116 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $9 , 406. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 52. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 276 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $11 , 856. | Colleges is National Universities , 129. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 498 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $19 , 589. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 66. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 560 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $9 , 688. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 67. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 130. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 174. Its tuition and fees are $26 , 900. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 40. Its tuition and fees are $26 , 356. | Colleges is National Universities , 183. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 212 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 248. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 77. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 206 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 647. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( West ), 26. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 560 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 788. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( West ), 10. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 876 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 445. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 61. Its in - state tuition and fees are $10 , 003 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 636. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 64. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 292. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 131. Its tuition and fees are $32 , 177. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 52. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 492 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 236. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 27. Its tuition and fees are $25 , 515. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 66. Its tuition and fees are $17 , 700. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 12. Its tuition and fees are $30 , 310. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 39. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 002. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 5. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 680. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 55. Its tuition and fees are $35 , 038. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 92. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 496 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $7 , 496. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 71. Its tuition and fees are $16 , 370. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 52. Its tuition and fees are $20 , 700. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 52. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 200. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 122. Its tuition and fees are $41 , 350. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 4. Its tuition and fees are $37 , 058. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 67. Its tuition and fees are $910. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 122. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 620. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 162. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 596. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 44. Its tuition and fees are $20 , 026. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( West ), 24. Its tuition and fees are $18 , 900. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 137. Its tuition and fees are $20 , 700. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 16. Its tuition and fees are $21 , 990. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 17. Its tuition and fees are $28 , 080. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 55. Its tuition and fees are $13 , 452. | Colleges is National Universities , 86. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 815 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 715. | Colleges is National Universities , 170. Its tuition and fees are $28 , 852. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 93. Its tuition and fees are $27 , 890. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 50. Its tuition and fees are $14 , 996. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 127. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 444. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 27. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 980. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 44. Its tuition and fees are $18 , 000. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 26. Its tuition and fees are $40 , 256. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 41. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 500. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 24. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 260. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 126. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 300. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 25. Its tuition and fees are $30 , 132. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 22. Its tuition and fees are $30 , 350. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 26. Its tuition and fees are $21 , 330. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 75. Its tuition and fees are $38 , 380. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 22. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 264 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 040. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 37. Its tuition and fees are $20 , 726. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 25. Its tuition and fees are $26 , 184. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 152. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 474. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 35. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 518. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 99. Its in - state tuition and fees are $4 , 784 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $26 , 386. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 31. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 054. | Colleges is National Universities , 139. Its in - state tuition and fees are $12 , 856 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $22 , 600. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 17. Its in - state tuition and fees are $4 , 942 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 620. | Colleges is National Universities , 139. Its tuition and fees are $37 , 585. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 81. Its tuition and fees are $25 , 470. | Colleges is National Universities , 33. Its tuition and fees are $38 , 765. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 58. Its tuition and fees are $25 , 650. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 74. Its in - state tuition and fees are $4 , 845 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 418. | Colleges is National Universities , 111. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 779 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 314. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 49. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 050. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 19. Its tuition and fees are $28 , 224. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 70. 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Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 093 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 393. | Colleges is National Universities , 63. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 387 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $22 , 817. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 59. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 514 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 814. | Colleges is National Universities , 99. Its tuition and fees are $30 , 048. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 40. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 838 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 138. | Colleges is National Universities , 159. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 392 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 512. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 71. Its tuition and fees are $18 , 710. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 71. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 400. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 48. 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Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 698 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $11 , 903. | Colleges is National Universities , 179. Its in - state tuition and fees are $4 , 526 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $20 , 005. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 76. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 585 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $12 , 444. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 11. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 700. | Colleges is National Universities , 9. Its tuition and fees are $41 , 091. | Colleges is National Universities , 156. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 399 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $23 , 922. | Colleges is National Universities , 86. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 511 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $28 , 193. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 32. 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Its tuition and fees are $28 , 076. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 52. Its tuition and fees are $26 , 798. | Colleges is National Universities , 53. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 020 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $27 , 300. | Colleges is National Universities , 56. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 530 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $25 , 740. | Colleges is National Universities , 183. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 852. | Colleges is National Universities , 159. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 095 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $21 , 535. | Colleges is National Universities , 153. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 402 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 994. | Colleges is National Universities , 143. Its in - state tuition and fees are $13 , 074 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $25 , 464. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 22. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 815 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 965. | Colleges is National Universities , 47. Its in - state tuition and fees are $13 , 640 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $27 , 782. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 33. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 230. | Colleges is National Universities , 72. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 417 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $23 , 713. | Colleges is National Universities , 104. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 732 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $21 , 539. | Colleges is National Universities , 129. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 610 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 678. | Colleges is National Universities , 136. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 800. | Colleges is National Universities , 176. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 424 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $20 , 424. | Colleges is National Universities , 159. Its in - state tuition and fees are $10 , 150 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $25 , 198. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 18. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 022 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 758. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 46. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 163 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 763. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 104. Its tuition and fees are $13 , 088. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 30. Its tuition and fees are $21 , 700. | Colleges is National Universities , 159. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 171 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $19 , 108. | Colleges is National Universities , 56. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 416 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $24 , 831. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 13. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 862 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $19 , 590. | Colleges is National Universities , 99. Its in - state tuition and fees are $12 , 084 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $20 , 307. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 81. Its in - state tuition and fees are $10 , 358 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 040. | Colleges is National Universities , 183. Its in - state tuition and fees are $10 , 681 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 794. | Colleges is National Universities , 47. Its tuition and fees are $37 , 836. | Colleges is National Universities , 29. Its in - state tuition and fees are $12 , 400 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $36 , 163. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 32. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 420 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $20 , 631. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 88. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 601 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 399. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 50. Its in - state tuition and fees are $10 , 647 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $10 , 647. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 34. Its in - state tuition and fees are $11 , 792 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 092. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 152. Its in - state tuition and fees are $11 , 512 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $11 , 512. | Colleges is National Universities , 64. Its in - state tuition and fees are $11 , 293 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 293. | Colleges is National Universities , 143. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 436 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $13 , 890. | Colleges is National Universities , 94. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 501 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $19 , 592. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 59. Its tuition and fees are $16 , 120. | Colleges is National Universities , 191. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 685 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $19 , 834. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( West ), 12. Its in - state tuition and fees are $4 , 837 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $13 , 381. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 40. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 590 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 820. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 166. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 800. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 43. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 953 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $11 , 000. | Colleges is National Universities , 104. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 252 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 846. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 61. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 229 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 189. | Colleges is National Universities , 191. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 269 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 559. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 81. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 330. | Colleges is National Universities , 104. Its in - state tuition and fees are $13 , 675 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $27 , 645. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 99. Its tuition and fees are $30 , 750. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 66. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 668 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $12 , 218. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 158. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 585 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 311. | Colleges is National Universities , 30. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 665 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $25 , 280. | Colleges is National Universities , 191. Its in - state tuition and fees are $4 , 807 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 419. | Colleges is National Universities , 191. Its in - state tuition and fees are $4 , 520 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 281. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 13. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 154 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 036. | Colleges is National Universities , 159. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 726 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 845. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 15. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 008 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 348. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 51. Its in - state tuition and fees are $4 , 910 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 297. | Colleges is National Universities , 19. Its tuition and fees are $39 , 919. | Colleges is National Universities , 111. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 477 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $13 , 822. | Colleges is National Universities , 111. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 460 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 220. | Colleges is National Universities , 5. Its tuition and fees are $40 , 514. | Colleges is National Universities , 64. Its in - state tuition and fees are $14 , 154 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $23 , 852. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 31. Its in - state tuition and fees are $12 , 046 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $21 , 846. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 21. Its in - state tuition and fees are $11 , 754 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $21 , 314. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 9. Its tuition and fees are $32 , 450. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 81. Its tuition and fees are $37 , 390. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 9. Its tuition and fees are $35 , 540. | Colleges is National Universities , 167. Its in - state tuition and fees are $10 , 476 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $27 , 182. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 32. Its tuition and fees are $41 , 610. | Colleges is National Universities , 37. Its tuition and fees are $40 , 282. | Colleges is National Universities , 94. Its tuition and fees are $37 , 378. | Colleges is National Universities , 117. Its tuition and fees are $36 , 380. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( West ), 14. Its in - state tuition and fees are $3 , 552 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $8 , 448. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 10. Its tuition and fees are $34 , 536. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 39. Its tuition and fees are $21 , 895. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 52. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 180 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $13 , 990. | Colleges is National Universities , 111. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 786 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $25 , 362. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 20. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 406 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 574. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 28. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 317 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 389. | Colleges is National Universities , 23. Its tuition and fees are $41 , 022. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 110. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 583 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $20 , 943. | Colleges is National Universities , 183. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 124 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 933. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 37. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 742. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 81. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 810. | Colleges is National Universities , 124. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 183. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 27. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 500. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 26. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 218. | Colleges is National Universities , 104. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 850 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $20 , 646. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 47. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 062 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 376. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 47. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 034 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 104. | Colleges is National Universities , 45. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 418 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $31 , 218. | Colleges is National Universities , 143. Its in - state tuition and fees are $10 , 340 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $23 , 730. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 84. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 229 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 539. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 62. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 891 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 191. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 71. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 042 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 352. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 60. Its tuition and fees are $17 , 000. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 59. Its tuition and fees are $21 , 890. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 13. Its tuition and fees are $20 , 530. | Colleges is National Universities , 99. Its tuition and fees are $34 , 100. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 84. Its tuition and fees are $13 , 633. | Colleges is National Universities , 93. Its tuition and fees are $28 , 310. | Colleges is National Universities , 129. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 274 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $19 , 842. | Colleges is National Universities , 94. Its in - state tuition and fees are $14 , 132 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $32 , 840. | Colleges is National Universities , 25. Its in - state tuition and fees are $10 , 628 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $33 , 574. | Colleges is National Universities , 41. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 701 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $25 , 329. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 24. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 406 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 982. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 14. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 910 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 483. | Colleges is National Universities , 45. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 050 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $24 , 300. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 76. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 682 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 670. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 84. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 352 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $13 , 926. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 72. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 890 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 550. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 43. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 850 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 423. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 66. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 100 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 840. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 84. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 736 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 309. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 49. Its in - state tuition and fees are $8 , 340 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $16 , 324. | Colleges is National Universities , 153. Its in - state tuition and fees are $3 , 726 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $11 , 646. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 71. Its tuition and fees are $40 , 120. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 72. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 940. | Colleges is National Universities , 170. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 150 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 797. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 105. Its tuition and fees are $28 , 620. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 69. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 106 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 082. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( Midwest ), 47. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 075 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $13 , 477. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 5. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 582. | Colleges is National Universities , 17. Its tuition and fees are $39 , 932. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( West ), 9. Its tuition and fees are $26 , 342. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 12. Its tuition and fees are $43 , 190. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 36. Its tuition and fees are $17 , 595. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( North ), 31. Its in - state tuition and fees are $11 , 004 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $20 , 340. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 1. Its tuition and fees are $39 , 665. | Colleges is National Universities , 167. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 62. Its in - state tuition and fees are $12 , 328 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $30 , 320. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 74. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 174 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 508. | Colleges is National Universities , 69. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 954 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $26 , 404. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 64. Its tuition and fees are $14 , 630. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 58. Its tuition and fees are $31 , 050. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 25. Its tuition and fees are $34 , 190. | Colleges is National Universities , 25. Its tuition and fees are $39 , 970. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 55. Its tuition and fees are $23 , 454. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 76. Its tuition and fees are $22 , 280. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( West ), 17. Its tuition and fees are $17 , 604. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 63. Its tuition and fees are $15 , 580. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 183. Its tuition and fees are $25 , 626. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 152. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 020. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( Midwest ), 58. 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Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 466 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $12 , 855. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 35. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 560 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 840. | Colleges is National Universities , 179. Its in - state tuition and fees are $9 , 006 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $20 , 894. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 67. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 812. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 84. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 855 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $18 , 951. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 21. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 858 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 205. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 112. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 516 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $13 , 596. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 49. Its in - state tuition and fees are $4 , 880 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $12 , 750. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 166. Its tuition and fees are $19 , 740. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 119. Its tuition and fees are $29 , 150. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 23. Its tuition and fees are $25 , 980. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 99. Its tuition and fees are $34 , 460. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 77. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 208 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 508. | Colleges is National Universities , 176. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 406 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 002. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( South ), 71. Its in - state tuition and fees are $5 , 164 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $13 , 264. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 55. Its tuition and fees are $27 , 580. | Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges , 59. Its tuition and fees are $41 , 084. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( South ), 22. Its tuition and fees are $25 , 010. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 58. Its tuition and fees are $28 , 940. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 114. Its tuition and fees are $32 , 084. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( North ), 105. Its tuition and fees are $25 , 602. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 48. Its tuition and fees are $24 , 654. | Colleges is National Universities , 7. Its tuition and fees are $36 , 282. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 18. Its tuition and fees are $31 , 000. | Colleges is Regional Colleges ( West ), 4. Its in - state tuition and fees are $7 , 772 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $14 , 588. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 6. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 498 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $13 , 938. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 32. Its in - state tuition and fees are $4 , 551 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 711. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 30. Its in - state tuition and fees are $6 , 296 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $17 , 456. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 44. Its in - state tuition and fees are $4 , 672 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 832. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 37. Its in - state tuition and fees are $4 , 662 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 822. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 24. Its in - state tuition and fees are $4 , 606 ; out - of - state tuition and fees are $15 , 766. | Colleges is Regional Universities ( West ), 77. 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enrollment 4 , 223 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 988 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 762 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 758 | Total undergraduate enrollment 12 , 592 | Total undergraduate enrollment 586 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 223 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 716 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 713 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 022 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 911 | Total undergraduate enrollment 30 , 803 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 943 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 950 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 847 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 081 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 629 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 179 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 153 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 496 | Total undergraduate enrollment 303 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 810 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 755 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 754 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 978 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 640 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 967 | Total undergraduate enrollment 19 , 702 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 335 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 433 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 558 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 644 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 515 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 970 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 659 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 516 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 677 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 729 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 586 | Total undergraduate enrollment 974 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 481 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 466 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 522 | Total undergraduate enrollment 20 , 850 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 985 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 382 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 688 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 530 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 833 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 475 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 196 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 882 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 921 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 068 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 463 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 565 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 022 | Total undergraduate enrollment 938 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 086 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 906 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 473 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 655 | Total undergraduate enrollment 757 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 104 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 190 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 906 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 447 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 107 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 456 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 277 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 315 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 367 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 092 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 919 | Total undergraduate enrollment 796 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 257 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 432 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 230 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 311 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 333 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 217 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 176 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 169 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 190 | Total undergraduate enrollment 894 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 665 | Total undergraduate enrollment 18 , 389 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 066 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 071 | Total undergraduate enrollment 32 , 490 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 848 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 245 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 344 | Total undergraduate enrollment 22 , 521 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 440 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 884 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 173 | Total undergraduate enrollment 17 , 281 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 010 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 713 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 987 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 932 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 495 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 113 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 468 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 384 | Total undergraduate enrollment 18 , 778 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 12 , 072 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 235 | Total undergraduate enrollment 20 , 304 | Total undergraduate enrollment 19 , 918 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 638 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 633 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 522 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 641 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 519 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 296 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 407 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 614 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 406 | Total undergraduate enrollment 865 | Total undergraduate enrollment 903 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 398 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 568 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 447 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 531 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 187 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 495 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 747 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 903 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 809 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 784 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 447 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 377 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 098 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 977 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 200 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 079 | Total undergraduate enrollment 808 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 677 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 513 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 086 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 499 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 037 | Total undergraduate enrollment 23 , 012 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 833 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 077 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 757 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 764 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 519 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 373 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 199 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 786 | Total undergraduate enrollment 614 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 996 | Total undergraduate enrollment 518 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 133 | Total undergraduate enrollment 922 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 191 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 223 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 052 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 835 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 068 | Total undergraduate enrollment 789 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 038 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 985 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 506 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 330 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 081 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 692 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 237 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 573 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 224 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 103 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 934 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 184 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 232 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 185 | Total undergraduate enrollment 986 | Total undergraduate enrollment 887 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 707 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 312 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 509 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 531 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 864 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 967 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 031 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 766 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 001 | Total undergraduate enrollment 14 , 671 | Total undergraduate enrollment 36 , 489 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 942 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 482 | Total undergraduate enrollment 22 , 299 | Total undergraduate enrollment 709 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 359 | Total undergraduate enrollment 903 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 276 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 017 | Total undergraduate enrollment 921 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 438 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 035 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 950 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 368 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 092 | Total undergraduate enrollment 14 , 602 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 272 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 639 | Total undergraduate enrollment 17 , 024 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 206 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 634 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 037 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 379 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 681 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 840 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 547 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 560 | Total undergraduate enrollment 14 , 139 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 795 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 550 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 481 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 330 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 417 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 638 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 378 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 407 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 730 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 815 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 355 | Total undergraduate enrollment 664 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 235 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 548 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 777 | Total undergraduate enrollment 830 | Total undergraduate enrollment 592 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 437 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 928 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 421 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 594 | Total undergraduate enrollment 11 , 704 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 936 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 508 | Total undergraduate enrollment 607 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 689 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 239 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 577 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 288 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 491 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 498 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 245 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 980 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 620 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 074 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 517 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 242 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 725 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 227 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 852 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 103 | Total undergraduate enrollment 825 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 014 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 924 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 322 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 882 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 741 | Total undergraduate enrollment 21 , 638 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 260 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 441 | Total undergraduate enrollment 25 , 255 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 449 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 522 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 244 | Total undergraduate enrollment 11 , 733 | Total undergraduate enrollment 12 , 829 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 179 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 578 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 300 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 014 | Total undergraduate enrollment 602 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 198 | Total undergraduate enrollment 445 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 206 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 858 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 977 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 141 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 536 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 336 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 146 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 157 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 675 | Total undergraduate enrollment 875 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 888 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 972 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 030 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 280 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 685 | Total undergraduate enrollment 41 , 348 | Total undergraduate enrollment 18 , 589 | Total undergraduate enrollment 479 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 893 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 714 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 918 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 283 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 266 | Total undergraduate enrollment 17 , 849 | Total undergraduate enrollment 987 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 171 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 895 | Total undergraduate enrollment 18 , 067 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 642 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 447 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 019 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 595 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 971 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 305 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 526 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 474 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 434 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 409 | Total undergraduate enrollment 38 , 630 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 439 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 069 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 055 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 892 | Total undergraduate enrollment 668 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 268 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 934 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 043 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 261 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 387 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 407 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 732 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 550 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 221 | Total undergraduate enrollment 761 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 113 | Total undergraduate enrollment 527 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 304 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 077 | Total undergraduate enrollment 31 , 145 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 912 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 241 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 971 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 773 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 776 | Total undergraduate enrollment 488 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 246 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 452 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 586 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 056 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 659 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 883 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 675 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 319 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 813 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 891 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 064 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 044 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 150 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 657 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 388 | Total undergraduate enrollment 14 , 045 | Total undergraduate enrollment 869 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 120 | Total undergraduate enrollment 814 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 269 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 773 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 182 | Total undergraduate enrollment 556 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 665 | Total undergraduate enrollment 749 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 121 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 307 | Total undergraduate enrollment 29 , 095 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 192 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 557 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 984 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 908 | Total undergraduate enrollment 27 , 537 | Total undergraduate enrollment 25 , 001 | Total undergraduate enrollment 24 , 273 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 200 | Total undergraduate enrollment 195 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 028 | Total undergraduate enrollment 907 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 016 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 306 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 213 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 732 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 469 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 220 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 767 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 102 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 942 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 205 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 285 | Total undergraduate enrollment 507 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 969 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 988 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 674 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 825 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 614 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 483 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 874 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 665 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 588 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 647 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 776 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 594 | Total undergraduate enrollment 15 , 551 | Total undergraduate enrollment 11 , 144 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 228 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 653 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 954 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 426 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 543 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 229 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 705 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 525 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 301 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 221 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 229 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 866 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 590 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 310 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 887 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 602 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 915 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 967 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 797 | Total undergraduate enrollment 15 , 780 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 368 | Total undergraduate enrollment 11 , 144 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 162 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 234 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 176 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 481 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 679 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 041 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 832 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 915 | Total undergraduate enrollment 14 , 808 | Total undergraduate enrollment 963 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 010 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 035 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 403 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 295 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 744 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 119 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 359 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 465 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 664 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 539 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 017 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 113 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 372 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 950 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 113 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 099 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 468 | Total undergraduate enrollment 16 , 395 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 412 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 922 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 176 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 741 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 084 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 772 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 258 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 688 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 570 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 530 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 183 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 711 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 734 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 374 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 495 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 302 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 575 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 554 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 200 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 906 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 231 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 525 | Total undergraduate enrollment 745 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 736 | Total undergraduate enrollment 618 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 605 | Total undergraduate enrollment 738 | Total undergraduate enrollment 494 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 005 | Total undergraduate enrollment 16 , 693 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 171 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 777 | Total undergraduate enrollment 14 , 319 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 061 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 317 | Total undergraduate enrollment 833 | Total undergraduate enrollment 670 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 079 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 590 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 30 , 745 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 244 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 100 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 386 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 307 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 543 | Total undergraduate enrollment 957 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 822 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 726 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 436 | Total undergraduate enrollment 27 , 047 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 918 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 070 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 315 | Total undergraduate enrollment 38 , 810 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 591 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 640 | Total undergraduate enrollment 26 , 002 | Total undergraduate enrollment 24 , 236 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 802 | Total undergraduate enrollment 345 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 711 | Total undergraduate enrollment 816 | Total undergraduate enrollment 939 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 222 | Total undergraduate enrollment 17 , 148 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 092 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 608 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 450 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 341 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 487 | Total undergraduate enrollment 22 , 211 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 468 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 164 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 210 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 475 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 194 | Total undergraduate enrollment 813 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 780 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 620 | Total undergraduate enrollment 973 | Total undergraduate enrollment 964 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 621 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 552 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 114 | Total undergraduate enrollment 19 , 368 | Total undergraduate enrollment 23 , 700 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 646 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 119 | Total undergraduate enrollment 16 , 855 | Total undergraduate enrollment 30 , 346 | Total undergraduate enrollment 15 , 835 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 651 | Total undergraduate enrollment 25 , 530 | Total undergraduate enrollment 24 , 655 | Total undergraduate enrollment 22 , 226 | Total undergraduate enrollment 26 , 687 | Total undergraduate enrollment 16 , 996 | Total undergraduate enrollment 23 , 143 | Total undergraduate enrollment 19 , 796 | Total undergraduate enrollment 15 , 259 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 146 | Total undergraduate enrollment 45 , 301 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 088 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 012 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 066 | Total undergraduate enrollment 21 , 884 | Total undergraduate enrollment 27 , 069 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 920 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 246 | Total undergraduate enrollment 17 , 008 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 302 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 406 | Total undergraduate enrollment 16 , 740 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 343 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 149 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 440 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 716 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 011 | Total undergraduate enrollment 33 , 628 | Total undergraduate enrollment 26 , 142 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 516 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 952 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 343 | Total undergraduate enrollment 16 , 044 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 027 | Total undergraduate enrollment 31 , 477 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 792 | Total undergraduate enrollment 20 , 574 | Total undergraduate enrollment 21 , 066 | Total undergraduate enrollment 19 , 183 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 540 | Total undergraduate enrollment 15 , 477 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 484 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 191 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 126 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 137 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 547 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 947 | Total undergraduate enrollment 26 , 493 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 397 | Total undergraduate enrollment 20 , 873 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 982 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 548 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 370 | Total undergraduate enrollment 26 , 208 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 778 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 581 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 279 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 506 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 705 | Total undergraduate enrollment 33 , 236 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 204 | Total undergraduate enrollment 23 , 869 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 417 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 720 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 255 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 571 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 193 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 031 | Total undergraduate enrollment 18 , 955 | Total undergraduate enrollment 11 , 554 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 327 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 441 | Total undergraduate enrollment 12 , 591 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 013 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 195 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 845 | Total undergraduate enrollment 17 , 981 | Total undergraduate enrollment 19 , 419 | Total undergraduate enrollment 14 , 638 | Total undergraduate enrollment 11 , 197 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 440 | Total undergraduate enrollment 11 , 381 | Total undergraduate enrollment 14 , 495 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 372 | Total undergraduate enrollment 21 , 059 | Total undergraduate enrollment 18 , 509 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 768 | Total undergraduate enrollment 18 , 031 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 652 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 057 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 106 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 607 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 950 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 234 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 925 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 447 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 111 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 525 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 087 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 154 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 243 | Total undergraduate enrollment 11 , 408 | Total undergraduate enrollment 20 , 494 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 202 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 291 | Total undergraduate enrollment 16 , 751 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 618 | Total undergraduate enrollment 30 , 536 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 276 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 146 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 792 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 559 | Total undergraduate enrollment 21 , 182 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 039 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 586 | Total undergraduate enrollment 38 , 168 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 801 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 739 | Total undergraduate enrollment 25 , 006 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 051 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 219 | Total undergraduate enrollment 625 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 501 | Total undergraduate enrollment 317 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 084 | Total undergraduate enrollment 22 , 149 | Total undergraduate enrollment 11 , 382 | Total undergraduate enrollment 15 , 476 | Total undergraduate enrollment 29 , 574 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 487 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 758 | Total undergraduate enrollment 30 , 343 | Total undergraduate enrollment 11 , 605 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 856 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 222 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 704 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 971 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 575 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 730 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 748 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 742 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 077 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 809 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 537 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 328 | Total undergraduate enrollment 961 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 888 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 794 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 652 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 452 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 294 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 663 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 201 | Total undergraduate enrollment 23 , 149 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 500 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 871 | Total undergraduate enrollment 23 , 558 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 307 | Total undergraduate enrollment 883 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 870 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 569 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 570 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 292 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 180 | Total undergraduate enrollment 964 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 800 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 766 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 514 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 759 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 314 | Total undergraduate enrollment 21 , 726 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 046 | Total undergraduate enrollment 975 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 712 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 939 | Total undergraduate enrollment 22 , 381 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 738 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 324 | Total undergraduate enrollment 568 | Total undergraduate enrollment 624 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 787 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 301 | Total undergraduate enrollment 11 , 920 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 450 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 553 | Total undergraduate enrollment 17 , 645 | Total undergraduate enrollment 19 , 547 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 739 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 875 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 396 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 043 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 597 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 087 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 471 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 172 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 304 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 248 | Total undergraduate enrollment 21 , 720 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 399 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 632 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 086 | Total undergraduate enrollment 751 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 554 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 609 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 222 | Total undergraduate enrollment 951 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 352 | Total undergraduate enrollment 823 | Total undergraduate enrollment 18 , 302 | Total undergraduate enrollment 20 , 136 | Total undergraduate enrollment 15 , 617 | Total undergraduate enrollment 18 , 216 | Total undergraduate enrollment 30 , 737 | Total undergraduate enrollment 29 , 226 | Total undergraduate enrollment 29 , 275 | Total undergraduate enrollment 24 , 388 | Total undergraduate enrollment 14 , 416 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 727 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 087 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 015 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 733 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 219 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 196 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 630 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 046 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 009 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 023 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 515 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 371 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 450 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 412 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 240 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 997 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 083 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 179 | Total undergraduate enrollment 613 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 067 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 093 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 555 | Total undergraduate enrollment 807 | Total undergraduate enrollment 8 , 044 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 960 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 097 | Total undergraduate enrollment 776 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 899 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 439 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 301 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 453 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 228 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 666 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 275 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 853 | Total undergraduate enrollment 430 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 281 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 118 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 900 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 031 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 228 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 324 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 466 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 119 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 029 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 636 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 989 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 051 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 765 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 216 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 235 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 028 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 673 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 476 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 771 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 076 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 480 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 425 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 366 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 779 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 217 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 223 | Total undergraduate enrollment 982 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 746 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 333 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 412 | Total undergraduate enrollment 570 | Total undergraduate enrollment 15 , 346 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 287 | Total undergraduate enrollment 658 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 838 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 825 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 119 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 147 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 002 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 903 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 555 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 237 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 254 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 106 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 855 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 036 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 821 | Total undergraduate enrollment 336 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 932 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 356 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 836 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 834 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 000 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 675 | Total undergraduate enrollment 22 , 158 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 082 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 189 | Total undergraduate enrollment 7 , 743 | Total undergraduate enrollment 568 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 788 | Total undergraduate enrollment N / A | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 257 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 431 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 270 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 790 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 110 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 087 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 812 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 906 | Total undergraduate enrollment 729 | Total undergraduate enrollment 897 | Total undergraduate enrollment 888 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 133 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 931 | Total undergraduate enrollment 998 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 133 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 061 | Total undergraduate enrollment 754 | Total undergraduate enrollment 12 , 332 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 069 | Total undergraduate enrollment 12 , 960 | Total undergraduate enrollment 15 , 884 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 346 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 720 | Total undergraduate enrollment 16 , 059 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 805 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 592 | Total undergraduate enrollment 736 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 533 | Total undergraduate enrollment 4 , 196 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 743 | Total undergraduate enrollment 710 | Total undergraduate enrollment 957 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 988 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 115 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 267 | Total undergraduate enrollment 16 , 199 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 396 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 333 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 376 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 767 | Total undergraduate enrollment 964 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 904 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 449 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 328 | Total undergraduate enrollment 3 , 548 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 739 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 863 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 550 | Total undergraduate enrollment 6 , 578 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 791 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 866 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 127 | Total undergraduate enrollment 5 , 242 | Total undergraduate enrollment 10 , 225 | Total undergraduate enrollment 13 , 991 | Total undergraduate enrollment 1 , 073 | Total undergraduate enrollment 17 , 763 | Total undergraduate enrollment 849 | Total undergraduate enrollment 2 , 713 | Total undergraduate enrollment 9 , 919 |
| IIRILLRRRIRIRIIIR | 3 , 916 | 4 , 954 | 1 , 609 | 842 | 534 | 3 , 753 | 1 , 738 | 2 , 282 | 2 , 700 | 592 | N / A | 595 | 2 , 132 | 1 , 444 | 2 , 076 | 2 , 387 | 6 , 648 | 1 , 744 | 2 , 131 | 2 , 134 | 1 , 964 | 14 , 872 | 1 , 908 | 2 , 253 | 54 , 277 | 10.024 | 8 , 253 | 1 , 470 | 2 , 693 | 2 , 117 | 19 , 926 | 4 , 678 | 3 , 123 | 2 , 472 | 1 , 771 | 1 , 335 | 9 , 296 | 787 | 1 , 151 | 4 , 874 | 992 | 3 , 684 | 17 , 737 | N / A | 1 , 939 | 431 | 2 , 417 | 1 , 150 | 1 , 738 | 12 , 149 | 6 , 391 | 1 , 179 | 1 , 863 | 1 , 888 | 6 , 471 | 3 , 208 | 2 , 322 | 3 , 093 | 1 , 359 | 4 , 995 | 4 , 430 | 3 , 696 | 732 | 2 , 007 | 972 | 6 , 980 | 4 , 208 | 2 , 291 | 582 | 766 | 4 , 551 | 3 , 886 | 8 , 524 | 4 , 223 | 6 , 988 | 2 , 762 | 1 , 758 | 12 , 592 | 586 | 4 , 223 | 2 , 716 | 9 , 713 | 5 , 022 | 1 , 911 | 30 , 803 | 1 , 943 | 7 , 950 | 3 , 847 | 2 , 081 | 3 , 629 | 2 , 179 | 1 , 153 | 1 , 496 | 303 | 1 , 810 | 4 , 755 | 2 , 754 | 2 , 978 | 2 , 640 | N / A | 1 , 967 | 19 , 702 | 1 , 335 | 7 , 433 | 10 , 558 | 5 , 644 | 13 , 515 | 1 , 970 | 2 , 659 | 2 , 516 | 1 , 677 | 4 , 729 | 1 , 586 | 974 | 1 , 481 | 1 , 466 | 1 , 522 | 20 , 850 | 1 , 985 | 1 , 382 | 1 , 688 | 2 , 530 | 2 , 833 | 2 , 475 | 2 , 196 | 1 , 882 | 1 , 921 | 1 , 068 | 1 , 463 | 4 , 565 | 1 , 022 | 938 | 4 , 086 | 1 , 906 | 1 , 473 | 6 , 655 | 757 | 1 , 104 | 1 , 190 | 6 , 906 | 1 , 447 | 3 , 107 | 1 , 456 | 3 , 277 | N / A | 1 , 315 | 1 , 367 | 2 , 092 | 7 , 919 | 796 | 2 , 257 | 1 , 432 | 3 , 230 | 1 , 311 | 2 , 333 | 1 , 217 | 7 , 176 | 7 , 169 | 1 , 190 | 894 | 2 , 665 | 18 , 389 | 2 , 066 | 3 , 071 | 32 , 490 | 2 , 848 | 3 , 245 | 3 , 344 | 22 , 521 | 6 , 440 | 7 , 884 | 3 , 173 | 17 , 281 | 1 , 010 | 1 , 713 | 2 , 987 | 5 , 932 | 9 , 495 | 1 , 113 | 1 , 468 | 1 , 384 | 18 , 778 | N / A | 12 , 072 | 5 , 235 | 20 , 304 | 19 , 918 | 2 , 638 | 1 , 633 | 1 , 522 | 1 , 641 | 1 , 519 | 2 , 296 | 1 , 407 | 9 , 614 | 2 , 406 | 865 | 903 | 1 , 398 | 2 , 568 | N / A | 4 , 447 | 1 , 531 | 3 , 187 | 1 , 495 | 1 , 747 | 3 , 903 | 4 , 809 | 2 , 784 | 1 , 447 | 1 , 377 | 3 , 098 | 1 , 977 | 4 , 200 | 4 , 079 | 808 | N / A | 1 , 677 | 2 , 513 | 4 , 086 | 1 , 499 | 1 , 037 | 23 , 012 | 5 , 833 | 10 , 077 | 3 , 757 | 2 , 764 | 2 , 519 | 1 , 373 | 2 , 199 | 1 , 786 | 614 | 1 , 996 | 518 | 3 , 133 | 922 | 2 , 191 | 1 , 223 | 3 , 052 | 1 , 835 | 3 , 068 | 789 | 2 , 038 | 1 , 985 | 1 , 506 | 5 , 330 | 8 , 081 | 9 , 692 | 1 , 237 | 1 , 573 | 2 , 224 | 1 , 103 | 2 , 934 | 2 , 184 | 4 , 232 | 1 , 185 | 986 | 887 | 1 , 707 | 2 , 312 | 1 , 509 | 4 , 531 | 2 , 864 | 1 , 967 | 2 , 031 | 2 , 766 | 2 , 001 | 14 , 671 | 36 , 489 | 5 , 942 | 2 , 482 | 22 , 299 | 709 | 7 , 359 | 903 | 2 , 276 | 1 , 017 | 921 | 2 , 438 | 13 , 035 | 6 , 950 | 2 , 368 | 3 , 092 | 14 , 602 | 2 , 272 | 5 , 639 | 17 , 024 | 5 , 206 | 5 , 634 | 3 , 037 | 1 , 379 | 4 , 681 | 10 , 840 | 4 , 547 | N / A | 2 , 560 | 14 , 139 | N / A | 1 , 795 | 7 , 550 | 1 , 481 | 2 , 330 | 2 , 417 | 1 , 638 | 4 , 378 | 1 , 407 | 4 , 730 | N / A | 1 , 815 | 3 , 355 | 664 | 4 , 235 | 1 , 548 | 1 , 777 | 830 | 592 | N / A | 437 | 1 , 928 | 3 , 421 | 3 , 594 | 11 , 704 | 3 , 936 | 1 , 508 | 607 | 2 , 689 | 1 , 239 | 1 , 577 | 2 , 288 | 1 , 491 | 1 , 498 | 2 , 245 | 1 , 980 | 1 , 620 | 2 , 074 | 2 , 517 | 8 , 242 | 1 , 725 | 2 , 227 | 1 , 852 | 1 , 103 | 825 | 1 , 014 | 5 , 924 | 1 , 322 | 6 , 882 | 7 , 741 | 21 , 638 | 3 , 260 | 6 , 441 | 25 , 255 | 1 , 449 | 2 , 522 | 1 , 244 | 11 , 733 | 12 , 829 | 13 , 179 | 8 , 578 | 2 , 300 | 5 , 014 | 602 | 2 , 198 | 445 | 1 , 206 | 1 , 858 | 1 , 977 | 8 , 141 | 8 , 536 | N / A | 1 , 336 | 1 , 146 | 2 , 157 | 1 , 675 | 875 | N / A | 2 , 888 | 1 , 972 | 1 , 030 | 2 , 280 | 2 , 685 | 41 , 348 | 18 , 589 | 479 | 1 , 893 | 1 , 714 | 1 , 918 | 2 , 283 | 1 , 266 | 17 , 849 | 987 | 3 , 171 | 3 , 895 | 18 , 067 | 2 , 642 | 1 , 447 | 1 , 019 | 1 , 595 | 7 , 971 | 3 , 305 | 1 , 526 | 1 , 474 | 2 , 434 | 6 , 409 | 38 , 630 | 3 , 439 | 1 , 069 | 1 , 055 | 2 , 892 | 668 | 1 , 268 | 5 , 934 | 1 , 043 | 4 , 261 | 2 , 387 | 3 , 407 | 1 , 732 | 1 , 550 | 1 , 221 | 761 | 5 , 113 | 527 | 4 , 304 | 4 , 077 | 31 , 145 | 1 , 912 | 1 , 241 | 5 , 971 | 7 , 773 | 5 , 776 | 488 | 1 , 246 | 1 , 452 | 5 , 586 | 1 , 056 | 5 , 659 | 7 , 883 | 1 , 675 | 3 , 319 | 6 , 813 | 4 , 891 | 1 , 064 | 2 , 044 | 4 , 150 | 3 , 657 | 1 , 388 | 14 , 045 | 869 | 2 , 120 | 814 | 4 , 269 | 1 , 773 | 4 , 182 | 556 | 9 , 665 | 749 | 4 , 121 | 7 , 307 | 29 , 095 | 4 , 192 | N / A | 7 , 557 | 1 , 984 | 2 , 908 | 27 , 537 | 25 , 001 | 24 , 273 | 5 , 200 | 195 | 1 , 028 | 907 | 3 , 016 | 4 , 306 | 5 , 213 | 1 , 732 | 1 , 469 | 4 , 220 | 1 , 767 | 4 , 102 | 6 , 942 | 1 , 205 | 3 , 285 | 507 | 1 , 969 | 1 , 988 | 2 , 674 | 7 , 825 | 2 , 614 | 7 , 483 | 3 , 874 | 2 , 665 | 9 , 588 | 2 , 647 | 2 , 776 | 8 , 594 | 15 , 551 | 11 , 144 | 6 , 228 | 1 , 653 | 1 , 954 | 4 , 426 | 4 , 543 | 7 , 229 | 1 , 705 | N / A | 1 , 525 | 1 , 301 | 6 , 221 | 2 , 229 | 2 , 866 | 3 , 590 | 1 , 310 | 2 , 887 | 6 , 602 | 1 , 915 | 1 , 967 | 3 , 797 | 15 , 780 | 4 , 368 | 11 , 144 | 2 , 162 | 2 , 234 | 3 , 176 | 2 , 481 | 1 , 679 | N / A | 1 , 041 | 2 , 832 | N / A | N / A | 1 , 915 | 14 , 808 | 963 | 1 , 010 | 5 , 035 | 5 , 403 | 2 , 295 | 1 , 744 | 8 , 119 | 1 , 359 | 1 , 465 | 1 , 664 | 2 , 539 | 2 , 017 | 2 , 113 | 2 , 372 | 1 , 950 | 2 , 113 | 3 , 099 | 2 , 468 | 16 , 395 | 2 , 412 | 1 , 922 | 1 , 176 | 1 , 741 | 3 , 084 | 5 , 772 | 6 , 258 | 2 , 688 | 1 , 570 | 3 , 530 | 3 , 183 | 5 , 711 | 3 , 734 | 5 , 374 | 5 , 495 | 2 , 302 | 1 , 575 | 6 , 554 | 7 , 200 | 5 , 906 | 2 , 231 | 1 , 525 | 745 | 13 , 736 | 618 | 8 , 605 | 738 | 494 | 1 , 005 | 16 , 693 | 9 , 171 | N / A | 1 , 777 | 14 , 319 | 5 , 061 | 3 , 317 | 833 | 670 | 1 , 079 | 1 , 590 | N / A | 30 , 745 | 6 , 244 | 1 , 100 | 3 , 386 | 1 , 307 | 3 , 543 | 957 | 9 , 822 | 3 , 726 | 2 , 436 | 27 , 047 | 8 , 918 | 1 , 070 | 5 , 315 | 38 , 810 | 7 , 591 | 7 , 640 | 26 , 002 | 24 , 236 | 1 , 802 | 345 | N / A | 1 , 711 | 816 | 939 | 8 , 222 | 17 , 148 | 1 , 092 | 1 , 608 | 1 , 450 | 2 , 341 | 2 , 487 | 22 , 211 | 5 , 468 | 5 , 164 | 7 , 210 | 2 , 475 | 2 , 194 | 813 | 2 , 780 | 4 , 620 | 973 | 964 | 4 , 621 | 4 , 552 | 13 , 114 | 19 , 368 | 23 , 700 | 10 , 646 | 6 , 119 | 16 , 855 | 30 , 346 | 15 , 835 | 3 , 651 | 25 , 530 | 24 , 655 | 22 , 226 | 26 , 687 | 16 , 996 | 23 , 143 | 19 , 796 | 15 , 259 | 10 , 146 | 45 , 301 | 9 , 088 | 1 , 012 | 5 , 066 | 21 , 884 | 27 , 069 | 6 , 920 | 13 , 246 | 17 , 008 | 1 , 302 | 7 , 406 | 16 , 740 | 5 , 343 | 3 , 149 | 1 , 440 | 2 , 716 | 3 , 011 | 33 , 628 | 26 , 142 | 5 , 516 | 13 , 952 | 9 , 343 | 16 , 044 | 3 , 027 | 31 , 477 | 3 , 792 | 20 , 574 | 21 , 066 | 19 , 183 | 1 , 540 | 15 , 477 | 9 , 484 | 2 , 191 | 1 , 126 | 2 , 137 | 2 , 547 | 9 , 947 | 26 , 493 | 4 , 397 | 20 , 873 | 7 , 982 | 10 , 548 | 10 , 370 | 26 , 208 | 6 , 778 | 6 , 581 | 2 , 279 | 10 , 506 | 1 , 705 | 33 , 236 | 13 , 204 | 23 , 869 | 1 , 417 | 10 , 720 | 1 , 255 | 2 , 571 | 2 , 193 | 5 , 031 | 18 , 955 | 11 , 554 | 13 , 327 | 2 , 441 | 12 , 591 | 4 , 013 | 6 , 195 | 3 , 845 | 17 , 981 | 19 , 419 | 14 , 638 | 11 , 197 | 10 , 440 | 11 , 381 | 14 , 495 | 8 , 372 | 21 , 059 | 18 , 509 | 9 , 768 | 18 , 031 | 1 , 652 | 3 , 057 | 3 , 106 | 2 , 607 | 2 , 950 | 13 , 234 | 2 , 925 | 5 , 447 | 5 , 111 | 5 , 525 | 1 , 087 | 4 , 154 | 1 , 243 | 11 , 408 | 20 , 494 | 3 , 202 | 5 , 291 | 16 , 751 | 7 , 618 | 30 , 536 | 1 , 276 | N / A | 6 , 146 | 1 , 792 | 5 , 559 | 21 , 182 | 9 , 039 | 7 , 586 | 38 , 168 | 9 , 801 | 2 , 739 | 25 , 006 | 5 , 051 | N / A | 5 , 219 | 625 | 3 , 501 | 317 | 3 , 084 | 22 , 149 | 11 , 382 | 15 , 476 | 29 , 574 | 10 , 487 | 8 , 758 | 30 , 343 | 11 , 605 | 6 , 856 | 6 , 222 | 8 , 704 | 7 , 971 | 2 , 575 | 9 , 730 | 9 , 748 | 1 , 742 | 1 , 077 | 13 , 809 | 2 , 537 | 10 , 328 | 961 | 2 , 888 | 6 , 794 | 1 , 652 | 2 , 452 | 1 , 294 | 1 , 663 | 7 , 201 | 23 , 149 | 1 , 500 | 4 , 871 | 23 , 558 | 1 , 307 | 883 | 1 , 870 | 4 , 569 | 1 , 570 | 2 , 292 | 1 , 180 | 964 | N / A | 1 , 800 | 5 , 766 | 1 , 514 | 1 , 759 | 1 , 314 | 21 , 726 | 7 , 046 | 975 | 1 , 712 | 2 , 939 | 22 , 381 | 4 , 738 | 2 , 324 | 568 | 624 | 2 , 787 | 2 , 301 | 11 , 920 | 7 , 450 | 10 , 553 | 17 , 645 | 19 , 547 | 2 , 739 | 4 , 875 | 13 , 396 | 5 , 043 | 2 , 597 | 1 , 087 | 1 , 471 | 2 , 172 | 1 , 304 | 6 , 248 | 21 , 720 | N / A | 2 , 399 | 1 , 632 | 1 , 086 | 751 | 1 , 554 | 1 , 609 | 3 , 222 | 951 | 2 , 352 | 823 | 18 , 302 | 20 , 136 | 15 , 617 | 18 , 216 | 30 , 737 | 29 , 226 | 29 , 275 | 24 , 388 | 14 , 416 | 8 , 727 | 7 , 087 | 4 , 015 | 2 , 733 | 4 , 219 | 3 , 196 | 2 , 630 | 3 , 046 | 2 , 009 | 6 , 023 | 1 , 515 | 1 , 371 | 2 , 450 | 3 , 412 | 2 , 240 | 1 , 997 | 1 , 083 | 9 , 179 | 613 | 2 , 067 | 1 , 093 | 1 , 555 | 807 | 8 , 044 | 5 , 960 | 5 , 097 | 776 | 1 , 899 | 1 , 439 | 1 , 301 | 3 , 453 | 4 , 228 | 2 , 666 | 5 , 275 | 2 , 853 | 430 | 5 , 281 | N / A | 3 , 118 | 1 , 900 | 3 , 031 | 4 , 228 | 1 , 324 | 3 , 466 | 1 , 119 | 3 , 029 | 1 , 636 | 9 , 989 | 1 , 051 | 10 , 765 | 1 , 216 | 2 , 235 | 1 , 028 | 2 , 673 | 4 , 476 | 2 , 771 | 1 , 076 | 1 , 480 | 1 , 425 | 2 , 366 | 1 , 779 | 1 , 217 | 6 , 223 | 982 | 2 , 746 | 2 , 333 | 6 , 412 | 570 | 15 , 346 | 1 , 287 | 658 | 1 , 838 | N / A | 2 , 825 | 7 , 119 | 10 , 147 | 1 , 002 | 1 , 903 | 1 , 555 | 6 , 237 | 1 , 254 | N / A | 2 , 106 | N / A | 855 | 3 , 036 | 2 , 821 | 336 | 2 , 932 | 1 , 356 | 5 , 836 | 1 , 834 | N / A | 2 , 000 | 3 , 675 | 22 , 158 | 1 , 082 | 1 , 189 | 7 , 743 | 568 | 2 , 788 | N / A | 1 , 257 | 1 , 431 | 1 , 270 | 1 , 790 | 1 , 110 | 4 , 087 | 2 , 812 | 1 , 906 | 729 | 897 | 888 | 1 , 133 | 13 , 931 | 998 | 4 , 133 | 1 , 061 | 754 | 12 , 332 | 13 , 069 | 12 , 960 | 15 , 884 | 13 , 346 | 9 , 720 | 16 , 059 | 2 , 805 | 2 , 592 | 736 | 3 , 533 | 4 , 196 | 1 , 743 | 710 | 957 | 1 , 988 | 3 , 115 | 2 , 267 | 16 , 199 | 2 , 396 | 2 , 333 | 2 , 376 | 2 , 767 | 964 | 1 , 904 | 1 , 449 | 1 , 328 | 3 , 548 | 1 , 739 | 10 , 863 | 1 , 550 | 6 , 578 | 5 , 791 | 1 , 866 | 1 , 127 | 5 , 242 | 10 , 225 | 13 , 991 | 1 , 073 | 17 , 763 | 849 | 2 , 713 | 9 , 919 |
| IIRILLRRRIRIRIIIRI | 3 , 916 | 4 , 954 | 1 , 609 | 842 | 534 | 3 , 753 | 1 , 738 | 2 , 282 | 2 , 700 | 592 | N / A | 595 | 2 , 132 | 1 , 444 | 2 , 076 | 2 , 387 | 6 , 648 | 1 , 744 | 2 , 131 | 2 , 134 | 1 , 964 | 14 , 872 | 1 , 908 | 2 , 253 | 54 , 277 | 10.024 | 8 , 253 | 1 , 470 | 2 , 693 | 2 , 117 | 19 , 926 | 4 , 678 | 3 , 123 | 2 , 472 | 1 , 771 | 1 , 335 | 9 , 296 | 787 | 1 , 151 | 4 , 874 | 992 | 3 , 684 | 17 , 737 | N / A | 1 , 939 | 431 | 2 , 417 | 1 , 150 | 1 , 738 | 12 , 149 | 6 , 391 | 1 , 179 | 1 , 863 | 1 , 888 | 6 , 471 | 3 , 208 | 2 , 322 | 3 , 093 | 1 , 359 | 4 , 995 | 4 , 430 | 3 , 696 | 732 | 2 , 007 | 972 | 6 , 980 | 4 , 208 | 2 , 291 | 582 | 766 | 4 , 551 | 3 , 886 | 8 , 524 | 4 , 223 | 6 , 988 | 2 , 762 | 1 , 758 | 12 , 592 | 586 | 4 , 223 | 2 , 716 | 9 , 713 | 5 , 022 | 1 , 911 | 30 , 803 | 1 , 943 | 7 , 950 | 3 , 847 | 2 , 081 | 3 , 629 | 2 , 179 | 1 , 153 | 1 , 496 | 303 | 1 , 810 | 4 , 755 | 2 , 754 | 2 , 978 | 2 , 640 | N / A | 1 , 967 | 19 , 702 | 1 , 335 | 7 , 433 | 10 , 558 | 5 , 644 | 13 , 515 | 1 , 970 | 2 , 659 | 2 , 516 | 1 , 677 | 4 , 729 | 1 , 586 | 974 | 1 , 481 | 1 , 466 | 1 , 522 | 20 , 850 | 1 , 985 | 1 , 382 | 1 , 688 | 2 , 530 | 2 , 833 | 2 , 475 | 2 , 196 | 1 , 882 | 1 , 921 | 1 , 068 | 1 , 463 | 4 , 565 | 1 , 022 | 938 | 4 , 086 | 1 , 906 | 1 , 473 | 6 , 655 | 757 | 1 , 104 | 1 , 190 | 6 , 906 | 1 , 447 | 3 , 107 | 1 , 456 | 3 , 277 | N / A | 1 , 315 | 1 , 367 | 2 , 092 | 7 , 919 | 796 | 2 , 257 | 1 , 432 | 3 , 230 | 1 , 311 | 2 , 333 | 1 , 217 | 7 , 176 | 7 , 169 | 1 , 190 | 894 | 2 , 665 | 18 , 389 | 2 , 066 | 3 , 071 | 32 , 490 | 2 , 848 | 3 , 245 | 3 , 344 | 22 , 521 | 6 , 440 | 7 , 884 | 3 , 173 | 17 , 281 | 1 , 010 | 1 , 713 | 2 , 987 | 5 , 932 | 9 , 495 | 1 , 113 | 1 , 468 | 1 , 384 | 18 , 778 | N / A | 12 , 072 | 5 , 235 | 20 , 304 | 19 , 918 | 2 , 638 | 1 , 633 | 1 , 522 | 1 , 641 | 1 , 519 | 2 , 296 | 1 , 407 | 9 , 614 | 2 , 406 | 865 | 903 | 1 , 398 | 2 , 568 | N / A | 4 , 447 | 1 , 531 | 3 , 187 | 1 , 495 | 1 , 747 | 3 , 903 | 4 , 809 | 2 , 784 | 1 , 447 | 1 , 377 | 3 , 098 | 1 , 977 | 4 , 200 | 4 , 079 | 808 | N / A | 1 , 677 | 2 , 513 | 4 , 086 | 1 , 499 | 1 , 037 | 23 , 012 | 5 , 833 | 10 , 077 | 3 , 757 | 2 , 764 | 2 , 519 | 1 , 373 | 2 , 199 | 1 , 786 | 614 | 1 , 996 | 518 | 3 , 133 | 922 | 2 , 191 | 1 , 223 | 3 , 052 | 1 , 835 | 3 , 068 | 789 | 2 , 038 | 1 , 985 | 1 , 506 | 5 , 330 | 8 , 081 | 9 , 692 | 1 , 237 | 1 , 573 | 2 , 224 | 1 , 103 | 2 , 934 | 2 , 184 | 4 , 232 | 1 , 185 | 986 | 887 | 1 , 707 | 2 , 312 | 1 , 509 | 4 , 531 | 2 , 864 | 1 , 967 | 2 , 031 | 2 , 766 | 2 , 001 | 14 , 671 | 36 , 489 | 5 , 942 | 2 , 482 | 22 , 299 | 709 | 7 , 359 | 903 | 2 , 276 | 1 , 017 | 921 | 2 , 438 | 13 , 035 | 6 , 950 | 2 , 368 | 3 , 092 | 14 , 602 | 2 , 272 | 5 , 639 | 17 , 024 | 5 , 206 | 5 , 634 | 3 , 037 | 1 , 379 | 4 , 681 | 10 , 840 | 4 , 547 | N / A | 2 , 560 | 14 , 139 | N / A | 1 , 795 | 7 , 550 | 1 , 481 | 2 , 330 | 2 , 417 | 1 , 638 | 4 , 378 | 1 , 407 | 4 , 730 | N / A | 1 , 815 | 3 , 355 | 664 | 4 , 235 | 1 , 548 | 1 , 777 | 830 | 592 | N / A | 437 | 1 , 928 | 3 , 421 | 3 , 594 | 11 , 704 | 3 , 936 | 1 , 508 | 607 | 2 , 689 | 1 , 239 | 1 , 577 | 2 , 288 | 1 , 491 | 1 , 498 | 2 , 245 | 1 , 980 | 1 , 620 | 2 , 074 | 2 , 517 | 8 , 242 | 1 , 725 | 2 , 227 | 1 , 852 | 1 , 103 | 825 | 1 , 014 | 5 , 924 | 1 , 322 | 6 , 882 | 7 , 741 | 21 , 638 | 3 , 260 | 6 , 441 | 25 , 255 | 1 , 449 | 2 , 522 | 1 , 244 | 11 , 733 | 12 , 829 | 13 , 179 | 8 , 578 | 2 , 300 | 5 , 014 | 602 | 2 , 198 | 445 | 1 , 206 | 1 , 858 | 1 , 977 | 8 , 141 | 8 , 536 | N / A | 1 , 336 | 1 , 146 | 2 , 157 | 1 , 675 | 875 | N / A | 2 , 888 | 1 , 972 | 1 , 030 | 2 , 280 | 2 , 685 | 41 , 348 | 18 , 589 | 479 | 1 , 893 | 1 , 714 | 1 , 918 | 2 , 283 | 1 , 266 | 17 , 849 | 987 | 3 , 171 | 3 , 895 | 18 , 067 | 2 , 642 | 1 , 447 | 1 , 019 | 1 , 595 | 7 , 971 | 3 , 305 | 1 , 526 | 1 , 474 | 2 , 434 | 6 , 409 | 38 , 630 | 3 , 439 | 1 , 069 | 1 , 055 | 2 , 892 | 668 | 1 , 268 | 5 , 934 | 1 , 043 | 4 , 261 | 2 , 387 | 3 , 407 | 1 , 732 | 1 , 550 | 1 , 221 | 761 | 5 , 113 | 527 | 4 , 304 | 4 , 077 | 31 , 145 | 1 , 912 | 1 , 241 | 5 , 971 | 7 , 773 | 5 , 776 | 488 | 1 , 246 | 1 , 452 | 5 , 586 | 1 , 056 | 5 , 659 | 7 , 883 | 1 , 675 | 3 , 319 | 6 , 813 | 4 , 891 | 1 , 064 | 2 , 044 | 4 , 150 | 3 , 657 | 1 , 388 | 14 , 045 | 869 | 2 , 120 | 814 | 4 , 269 | 1 , 773 | 4 , 182 | 556 | 9 , 665 | 749 | 4 , 121 | 7 , 307 | 29 , 095 | 4 , 192 | N / A | 7 , 557 | 1 , 984 | 2 , 908 | 27 , 537 | 25 , 001 | 24 , 273 | 5 , 200 | 195 | 1 , 028 | 907 | 3 , 016 | 4 , 306 | 5 , 213 | 1 , 732 | 1 , 469 | 4 , 220 | 1 , 767 | 4 , 102 | 6 , 942 | 1 , 205 | 3 , 285 | 507 | 1 , 969 | 1 , 988 | 2 , 674 | 7 , 825 | 2 , 614 | 7 , 483 | 3 , 874 | 2 , 665 | 9 , 588 | 2 , 647 | 2 , 776 | 8 , 594 | 15 , 551 | 11 , 144 | 6 , 228 | 1 , 653 | 1 , 954 | 4 , 426 | 4 , 543 | 7 , 229 | 1 , 705 | N / A | 1 , 525 | 1 , 301 | 6 , 221 | 2 , 229 | 2 , 866 | 3 , 590 | 1 , 310 | 2 , 887 | 6 , 602 | 1 , 915 | 1 , 967 | 3 , 797 | 15 , 780 | 4 , 368 | 11 , 144 | 2 , 162 | 2 , 234 | 3 , 176 | 2 , 481 | 1 , 679 | N / A | 1 , 041 | 2 , 832 | N / A | N / A | 1 , 915 | 14 , 808 | 963 | 1 , 010 | 5 , 035 | 5 , 403 | 2 , 295 | 1 , 744 | 8 , 119 | 1 , 359 | 1 , 465 | 1 , 664 | 2 , 539 | 2 , 017 | 2 , 113 | 2 , 372 | 1 , 950 | 2 , 113 | 3 , 099 | 2 , 468 | 16 , 395 | 2 , 412 | 1 , 922 | 1 , 176 | 1 , 741 | 3 , 084 | 5 , 772 | 6 , 258 | 2 , 688 | 1 , 570 | 3 , 530 | 3 , 183 | 5 , 711 | 3 , 734 | 5 , 374 | 5 , 495 | 2 , 302 | 1 , 575 | 6 , 554 | 7 , 200 | 5 , 906 | 2 , 231 | 1 , 525 | 745 | 13 , 736 | 618 | 8 , 605 | 738 | 494 | 1 , 005 | 16 , 693 | 9 , 171 | N / A | 1 , 777 | 14 , 319 | 5 , 061 | 3 , 317 | 833 | 670 | 1 , 079 | 1 , 590 | N / A | 30 , 745 | 6 , 244 | 1 , 100 | 3 , 386 | 1 , 307 | 3 , 543 | 957 | 9 , 822 | 3 , 726 | 2 , 436 | 27 , 047 | 8 , 918 | 1 , 070 | 5 , 315 | 38 , 810 | 7 , 591 | 7 , 640 | 26 , 002 | 24 , 236 | 1 , 802 | 345 | N / A | 1 , 711 | 816 | 939 | 8 , 222 | 17 , 148 | 1 , 092 | 1 , 608 | 1 , 450 | 2 , 341 | 2 , 487 | 22 , 211 | 5 , 468 | 5 , 164 | 7 , 210 | 2 , 475 | 2 , 194 | 813 | 2 , 780 | 4 , 620 | 973 | 964 | 4 , 621 | 4 , 552 | 13 , 114 | 19 , 368 | 23 , 700 | 10 , 646 | 6 , 119 | 16 , 855 | 30 , 346 | 15 , 835 | 3 , 651 | 25 , 530 | 24 , 655 | 22 , 226 | 26 , 687 | 16 , 996 | 23 , 143 | 19 , 796 | 15 , 259 | 10 , 146 | 45 , 301 | 9 , 088 | 1 , 012 | 5 , 066 | 21 , 884 | 27 , 069 | 6 , 920 | 13 , 246 | 17 , 008 | 1 , 302 | 7 , 406 | 16 , 740 | 5 , 343 | 3 , 149 | 1 , 440 | 2 , 716 | 3 , 011 | 33 , 628 | 26 , 142 | 5 , 516 | 13 , 952 | 9 , 343 | 16 , 044 | 3 , 027 | 31 , 477 | 3 , 792 | 20 , 574 | 21 , 066 | 19 , 183 | 1 , 540 | 15 , 477 | 9 , 484 | 2 , 191 | 1 , 126 | 2 , 137 | 2 , 547 | 9 , 947 | 26 , 493 | 4 , 397 | 20 , 873 | 7 , 982 | 10 , 548 | 10 , 370 | 26 , 208 | 6 , 778 | 6 , 581 | 2 , 279 | 10 , 506 | 1 , 705 | 33 , 236 | 13 , 204 | 23 , 869 | 1 , 417 | 10 , 720 | 1 , 255 | 2 , 571 | 2 , 193 | 5 , 031 | 18 , 955 | 11 , 554 | 13 , 327 | 2 , 441 | 12 , 591 | 4 , 013 | 6 , 195 | 3 , 845 | 17 , 981 | 19 , 419 | 14 , 638 | 11 , 197 | 10 , 440 | 11 , 381 | 14 , 495 | 8 , 372 | 21 , 059 | 18 , 509 | 9 , 768 | 18 , 031 | 1 , 652 | 3 , 057 | 3 , 106 | 2 , 607 | 2 , 950 | 13 , 234 | 2 , 925 | 5 , 447 | 5 , 111 | 5 , 525 | 1 , 087 | 4 , 154 | 1 , 243 | 11 , 408 | 20 , 494 | 3 , 202 | 5 , 291 | 16 , 751 | 7 , 618 | 30 , 536 | 1 , 276 | N / A | 6 , 146 | 1 , 792 | 5 , 559 | 21 , 182 | 9 , 039 | 7 , 586 | 38 , 168 | 9 , 801 | 2 , 739 | 25 , 006 | 5 , 051 | N / A | 5 , 219 | 625 | 3 , 501 | 317 | 3 , 084 | 22 , 149 | 11 , 382 | 15 , 476 | 29 , 574 | 10 , 487 | 8 , 758 | 30 , 343 | 11 , 605 | 6 , 856 | 6 , 222 | 8 , 704 | 7 , 971 | 2 , 575 | 9 , 730 | 9 , 748 | 1 , 742 | 1 , 077 | 13 , 809 | 2 , 537 | 10 , 328 | 961 | 2 , 888 | 6 , 794 | 1 , 652 | 2 , 452 | 1 , 294 | 1 , 663 | 7 , 201 | 23 , 149 | 1 , 500 | 4 , 871 | 23 , 558 | 1 , 307 | 883 | 1 , 870 | 4 , 569 | 1 , 570 | 2 , 292 | 1 , 180 | 964 | N / A | 1 , 800 | 5 , 766 | 1 , 514 | 1 , 759 | 1 , 314 | 21 , 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, 290 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $82 , 145 , 408 | 2009 Endowment : $53 , 822 , 492 | 2009 Endowment : $49 , 320 , 359 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 357 , 134 | 2009 Endowment : $62 , 760 , 291 | 2009 Endowment : $66 , 842 , 675 | 2009 Endowment : $4 , 601 , 487 , 813 | 2009 Endowment : $58 , 984 , 440 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 109 , 882 | 2009 Endowment : $38 , 253 , 067 | 2009 Endowment : $12 , 459 , 278 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 338 , 890 | 2009 Endowment : $203 , 162 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $19 , 401 , 794 | 2009 Endowment : $8 , 335 , 334 | 2009 Endowment : $899 , 688 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 361 , 385 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $25 , 974 , 466 | 2009 Endowment : $12 , 141 , 741 | 2009 Endowment : $7 , 660 , 559 | 2009 Endowment : $35 , 374 , 448 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $32 , 834 , 168 | 2009 Endowment : $55 , 869 , 214 | 2009 Endowment : $343 , 792 , 740 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 283 , 799 | 2009 Endowment : $330 , 165 , 755 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 580 , 948 | 2009 Endowment : $27 , 863 , 665 | 2009 Endowment : $18 , 016 , 304 | 2009 Endowment : $230 , 421 , 060 | 2009 Endowment : $69 , 774 , 138 | 2009 Endowment : $24 , 404 , 087 | 2009 Endowment : $958 , 343 | 2009 Endowment : $8 , 352 , 264 | 2009 Endowment : $12 , 284 , 572 | 2009 Endowment : $444 , 222 , 694 | 2009 Endowment : $28 , 757 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $36 , 438 , 362 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $16 , 045 , 963 | 2009 Endowment : $41 , 872 , 584 | 2009 Endowment : $31 , 483 , 030 | 2009 Endowment : $895 , 107 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 261 , 893 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 793 , 122 | 2009 Endowment : $293 , 382 , 177 | 2009 Endowment : $33 , 343 , 437 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $197 , 908 , 531 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 811 , 085 | 2009 Endowment : $109 , 494 , 145 | 2009 Endowment : $20 , 650 , 372 | 2009 Endowment : $72 , 084 , 842 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $8 , 817 , 722 | 2009 Endowment : $39 , 308 , 668 | 2009 Endowment : $53 , 548 , 514 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 816 , 932 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 339 , 440 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 076 , 249 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $74 , 817 , 699 | 2009 Endowment : $58 , 003 , 793 | 2009 Endowment : $85 , 907 , 969 | 2009 Endowment : $7 , 353 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $540 , 154 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $59 , 412 , 281 | 2009 Endowment : $115 , 399 , 281 | 2009 Endowment : $37 , 720 , 678 | 2009 Endowment : $193 , 534 , 107 | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 437 , 269 | 2009 Endowment : $108 , 377 , 483 | 2009 Endowment : $81 , 312 , 963 | 2009 Endowment : $102 , 371 , 153 | 2009 Endowment : $47 , 764 , 098 | 2009 Endowment : $26 , 035 , 389 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $194 , 705 , 411 | 2009 Endowment : $46 , 323 , 982 | 2009 Endowment : $336 , 086 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $60 , 538 , 004 | 2009 Endowment : $29 , 952 , 656 | 2009 Endowment : $8 , 883 , 921 | 2009 Endowment : $136 , 696 , 935 | 2009 Endowment : $30 , 573 , 006 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $256 , 487 , 704 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $140 , 856 , 221 | 2009 Endowment : $206 , 571 , 265 | 2009 Endowment : $111 , 569 , 087 | 2009 Endowment : $8 , 922 , 638 | 2009 Endowment : $47 , 488 , 121 | 2009 Endowment : $125 , 293 , 841 | 2009 Endowment : $30 , 508 , 920 | 2009 Endowment : $72 , 177 , 628 | 2009 Endowment : $37 , 739 , 902 | 2009 Endowment : $370 , 763 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 700 , 287 | 2009 Endowment : $17 , 144 , 023 | 2009 Endowment : $94 , 865 , 292 | 2009 Endowment : $174 , 911 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $46 , 243 , 315 | 2009 Endowment : $158 , 960 , 484 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 258 , 427 | 2009 Endowment : $643 , 520 , 056 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 793 , 046 | 2009 Endowment : $52 , 496 , 237 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 495 , 471 | 2009 Endowment : $433 , 379 , 141 | 2009 Endowment : $165 , 324 , 374 | 2009 Endowment : $9 , 566 , 552 | 2009 Endowment : $23 , 268 , 557 | 2009 Endowment : $40 , 594 , 808 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 632 , 896 | 2009 Endowment : $53 , 424 , 114 | 2009 Endowment : $131 , 423 , 642 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 983 , 341 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $192 , 317 , 807 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $57 , 486 , 612 | 2009 Endowment : $122 , 589 , 205 | 2009 Endowment : $259 , 808 , 538 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 941 , 554 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 880 , 718 | 2009 Endowment : $13 , 640 , 241 | 2009 Endowment : $22 , 081 , 270 | 2009 Endowment : $28 , 671 , 894 | 2009 Endowment : $8 , 047 , 554 | 2009 Endowment : $151 , 055 , 850 | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 813 , 684 | 2009 Endowment : $6 , 071 , 032 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 984 , 655 | 2009 Endowment : $44 , 187 , 391 | 2009 Endowment : $57 , 550 , 359 | 2009 Endowment : $9 , 999 , 717 | 2009 Endowment : $567 , 918 , 593 | 2009 Endowment : $48 , 364 , 703 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $53 , 881 , 647 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 192 , 514 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $22 , 368 , 193 | 2009 Endowment : $22 , 478 , 426 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $42 , 222 , 080 | 2009 Endowment : $7 , 799 , 848 | 2009 Endowment : $886 , 234 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $83 , 613 , 889 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $142 , 576 , 277 | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 197 , 172 | 2009 Endowment : $165 , 600 , 644 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $34 , 915 , 025 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $58 , 212 , 416 | 2009 Endowment : $51 , 874 , 685 | 2009 Endowment : $34 , 972 , 028 | 2009 Endowment : $19 , 487 , 071 | 2009 Endowment : $23 , 909 , 210 | 2009 Endowment : $345 , 108 , 993 | 2009 Endowment : $298 , 570 , 817 | 2009 Endowment : $278 , 873 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $174 , 758 , 444 | 2009 Endowment : $239 , 504 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $93 , 370 , 213 | 2009 Endowment : $102 , 385 , 450 | 2009 Endowment : $62 , 177 , 036 | 2009 Endowment : $17 , 667 , 819 | 2009 Endowment : $38 , 397 , 563 | 2009 Endowment : $544 , 541 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $6 , 521 , 746 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 324 , 031 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 875 , 611 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 957 , 897 | 2009 Endowment : $30 , 998 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $42 , 844 , 984 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 253 , 298 | 2009 Endowment : $593 , 855 | 2009 Endowment : $189 , 895 | 2009 Endowment : $13 , 383 , 838 | 2009 Endowment : $7 , 089 , 575 | 2009 Endowment : $51 , 601 , 108 | 2009 Endowment : $103 , 542 , 266 | 2009 Endowment : $285 , 500 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $68 , 193 , 266 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $27 , 951 , 878 | 2009 Endowment : $17 , 893 , 281 | 2009 Endowment : $41 , 163 , 815 | 2009 Endowment : $28 , 877 , 868 | 2009 Endowment : $28 , 098 , 258 | 2009 Endowment : $7 , 982 , 021 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $6 , 164 , 832 | 2009 Endowment : $9 , 569 , 497 | 2009 Endowment : $0 | 2009 Endowment : $69 , 738 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $20 , 729 , 319 | 2009 Endowment : $58 , 640 , 584 | 2009 Endowment : $148 , 391 , 345 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $65 , 052 , 991 | 2009 Endowment : $28 , 045 , 769 | 2009 Endowment : $98 , 039 , 167 | 2009 Endowment : $12 , 886 , 830 | 2009 Endowment : $313 , 255 , 789 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 359 , 659 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $63 , 913 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $699 , 684 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 208 , 871 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 282 , 474 | 2009 Endowment : $84 , 409 , 428 | 2009 Endowment : $73 , 354 , 213 | 2009 Endowment : $156 , 570 , 854 | 2009 Endowment : $33 , 722 , 431 | 2009 Endowment : $30 , 076 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 902 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $16 , 932 , 852 | 2009 Endowment : $50 , 829 , 960 | 2009 Endowment : $254 , 328 , 804 | 2009 Endowment : $3 , 544 , 553 | 2009 Endowment : $25 , 467 , 845 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $100 , 115 , 729 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 209 , 695 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 692 , 135 | 2009 Endowment : $58 , 654 , 024 | 2009 Endowment : $41 , 918 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $77 , 024 , 940 | 2009 Endowment : $12 , 365 , 930 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 249 , 057 | 2009 Endowment : $17 , 210 , 318 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $71 , 123 , 667 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 329 , 592 | 2009 Endowment : $18 , 747 , 154 | 2009 Endowment : $3 , 966 , 820 | 2009 Endowment : $29 , 046 , 479 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $73 , 889 , 757 | 2009 Endowment : $95 , 841 , 697 | 2009 Endowment : $8 , 900 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 591 , 108 | 2009 Endowment : $176 , 566 | 2009 Endowment : $13 , 945 , 113 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $791 , 209 , 800 | 2009 Endowment : $566 , 087 , 442 | 2009 Endowment : $40 , 225 , 043 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 865 , 844 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $12 , 886 , 805 | 2009 Endowment : $3 , 553 , 362 | 2009 Endowment : $23 , 362 , 500 | 2009 Endowment : $30 , 366 , 485 | 2009 Endowment : $62 , 563 , 430 | 2009 Endowment : $52 , 659 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $66 , 376 , 843 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $104 , 874 , 113 | 2009 Endowment : $31 , 131 , 926 | 2009 Endowment : $13 , 182 , 461 | 2009 Endowment : $503 , 167 , 897 | 2009 Endowment : $9 , 054 , 753 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 706 , 702 | 2009 Endowment : $4 , 453 , 890 | 2009 Endowment : $65 , 362 , 751 | 2009 Endowment : $35 , 687 , 220 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 933 , 121 | 2009 Endowment : $115 , 693 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $44 , 308 , 694 | 2009 Endowment : $47 , 186 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $45 , 279 , 841 | 2009 Endowment : $35 , 999 , 045 | 2009 Endowment : $19 , 831 , 096 | 2009 Endowment : $28 , 175 , 937 | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 953 , 674 | 2009 Endowment : $57 , 742 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $23 , 102 , 072 | 2009 Endowment : $180 , 452 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $44 , 959 , 875 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 194 , 839 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $52 , 799 , 358 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 342 , 786 | 2009 Endowment : $463 , 866 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $71 , 298 , 252 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $359 , 183 | 2009 Endowment : $501 , 019 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $49 , 203 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 743 , 514 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 302 , 492 | 2009 Endowment : $24 , 754 , 391 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 622 , 743 | 2009 Endowment : $49 , 188 , 724 | 2009 Endowment : $9 , 699 , 434 | 2009 Endowment : $31 , 730 , 978 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 005 , 714 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $7 , 994 , 635 | 2009 Endowment : $4 , 398 , 200 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $13 , 916 , 998 | 2009 Endowment : $19 , 412 , 771 | 2009 Endowment : $9 , 252 , 855 | 2009 Endowment : $135 , 965 , 687 | 2009 Endowment : $6 , 107 , 642 | 2009 Endowment : $8 , 943 , 534 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $604 , 965 , 253 | 2009 Endowment : $273 , 552 , 622 | 2009 Endowment : $16 , 067 , 911 | 2009 Endowment : $17 , 767 , 527 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 646 , 908 , 130 | 2009 Endowment : $253 , 259 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 273 , 101 | 2009 Endowment : $142 , 526 , 835 | 2009 Endowment : $75 , 116 , 999 | 2009 Endowment : $20 , 082 , 891 | 2009 Endowment : $65 , 336 , 803 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 348 , 553 | 2009 Endowment : $239 , 754 , 087 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 656 , 893 | 2009 Endowment : $13 , 649 , 444 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 505 , 770 | 2009 Endowment : $469 , 192 , 573 | 2009 Endowment : $55 , 465 , 267 | 2009 Endowment : $65 , 350 , 370 | 2009 Endowment : $17 , 847 , 892 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 359 , 618 | 2009 Endowment : $92 , 989 , 794 | 2009 Endowment : $61 , 752 , 223 | 2009 Endowment : $17 , 966 , 638 | 2009 Endowment : $39 , 608 , 085 | 2009 Endowment : $56 , 934 , 880 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $528 , 943 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $8 , 833 , 546 | 2009 Endowment : $25 , 235 , 811 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $41 , 337 , 470 | 2009 Endowment : $54 , 165 , 400 | 2009 Endowment : $77 , 413 , 787 | 2009 Endowment : $6 , 378 , 757 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 831 , 307 | 2009 Endowment : $20 , 598 , 887 | 2009 Endowment : $91 , 525 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 345 , 000 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $62 , 413 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $722 , 325 | 2009 Endowment : $13 , 386 , 280 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $277 , 092 , 347 | 2009 Endowment : $116 , 264 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $39 , 262 , 455 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 423 , 009 , 366 | 2009 Endowment : $49 , 243 , 902 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 975 , 094 | 2009 Endowment : $192 , 579 , 287 | 2009 Endowment : $27 , 388 , 781 | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 542 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $126 , 089 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $97 , 966 , 065 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $35 , 792 , 451 | 2009 Endowment : $602 , 636 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $16 , 366 , 907 | 2009 Endowment : $229 , 523 , 237 | 2009 Endowment : $3 , 665 , 267 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 464 , 352 | 2009 Endowment : $44 , 019 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $45 , 752 , 838 | 2009 Endowment : $98 , 207 , 056 | 2009 Endowment : $40 , 326 , 020 | 2009 Endowment : $16 , 145 , 635 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 917 , 327 | 2009 Endowment : $530 , 412 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 937 , 760 | 2009 Endowment : $29 , 867 , 864 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 053 , 833 | 2009 Endowment : $52 , 736 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $266 , 581 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $61 , 542 , 828 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 523 , 870 | 2009 Endowment : $108 , 976 , 733 | 2009 Endowment : $17 , 690 , 915 | 2009 Endowment : $26 , 438 , 300 | 2009 Endowment : $45 , 788 , 940 | 2009 Endowment : $437 , 538 , 760 | 2009 Endowment : $67 , 364 , 074 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $28 , 277 , 337 | 2009 Endowment : $33 , 450 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $249 , 542 , 197 | 2009 Endowment : $96 , 416 , 303 | 2009 Endowment : $29 , 659 , 863 | 2009 Endowment : $43 , 165 , 590 | 2009 Endowment : $528 , 892 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $215 , 166 , 918 | 2009 Endowment : $35 , 180 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $151 , 180 , 031 | 2009 Endowment : $178 , 694 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $20 , 103 , 144 | 2009 Endowment : $246 , 098 , 433 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 253 , 619 | 2009 Endowment : $42 , 490 , 932 | 2009 Endowment : $18 , 420 , 383 | 2009 Endowment : $17 , 433 , 527 | 2009 Endowment : $17 , 695 , 833 | 2009 Endowment : $104 , 126 , 730 | 2009 Endowment : $4 , 814 , 378 | 2009 Endowment : $125 , 099 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $58 , 316 , 085 | 2009 Endowment : $240 , 572 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $16 , 354 , 092 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 096 , 321 , 962 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 052 , 804 | 2009 Endowment : $3 , 750 , 803 | 2009 Endowment : $36 , 467 , 532 | 2009 Endowment : $19 , 253 , 523 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 401 , 422 | 2009 Endowment : $9 , 856 , 071 | 2009 Endowment : $66 , 412 , 380 | 2009 Endowment : $12 , 017 , 341 | 2009 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, 438 | 2009 Endowment : $36 , 842 , 822 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $111 , 884 , 826 | 2009 Endowment : $267 , 650 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 503 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 334 , 378 | 2009 Endowment : $33 , 326 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $124 , 131 , 383 | 2009 Endowment : $188 , 161 , 382 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 167 , 780 | 2009 Endowment : $645 , 799 , 540 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 646 , 608 | 2009 Endowment : $9 , 991 , 653 | 2009 Endowment : $108 , 381 , 484 | 2009 Endowment : $107 , 593 , 335 | 2009 Endowment : $26 , 331 , 677 | 2009 Endowment : $30 , 070 , 636 | 2009 Endowment : $116 , 474 , 827 | 2009 Endowment : $54 , 872 , 816 | 2009 Endowment : $52 , 964 , 755 | 2009 Endowment : $249 , 977 , 995 | 2009 Endowment : $115 , 788 , 047 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $20 , 395 , 874 | 2009 Endowment : $23 , 087 , 865 | 2009 Endowment : $12 , 006 , 314 | 2009 Endowment : $53 , 950 , 078 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 036 , 538 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 495 , 689 | 2009 Endowment : $9 , 632 , 355 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 011 , 233 | 2009 Endowment : $16 , 671 , 395 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 709 , 262 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 526 , 135 | 2009 Endowment : $28 , 099 , 640 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 863 , 999 | 2009 Endowment : $13 , 490 , 886 | 2009 Endowment : $8 , 308 , 301 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 710 , 617 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 645 , 047 | 2009 Endowment : $9 , 267 , 683 | 2009 Endowment : $6 , 456 , 232 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 315 , 133 | 2009 Endowment : $83 , 712 , 093 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 128 , 675 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $74 , 903 , 814 | 2009 Endowment : $621 , 951 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $4 , 266 , 704 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 918 , 798 | 2009 Endowment : $4 , 333 , 100 | 2009 Endowment : $7 , 431 , 854 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 543 , 116 | 2009 Endowment : $56 , 395 , 402 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 491 , 158 , 551 | 2009 Endowment : $919 , 441 , 095 | 2009 Endowment : $688 , 384 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : 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, 438 | 2009 Endowment : $36 , 842 , 822 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $111 , 884 , 826 | 2009 Endowment : $267 , 650 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 503 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 334 , 378 | 2009 Endowment : $33 , 326 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $124 , 131 , 383 | 2009 Endowment : $188 , 161 , 382 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 167 , 780 | 2009 Endowment : $645 , 799 , 540 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 646 , 608 | 2009 Endowment : $9 , 991 , 653 | 2009 Endowment : $108 , 381 , 484 | 2009 Endowment : $107 , 593 , 335 | 2009 Endowment : $26 , 331 , 677 | 2009 Endowment : $30 , 070 , 636 | 2009 Endowment : $116 , 474 , 827 | 2009 Endowment : $54 , 872 , 816 | 2009 Endowment : $52 , 964 , 755 | 2009 Endowment : $249 , 977 , 995 | 2009 Endowment : $115 , 788 , 047 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $20 , 395 , 874 | 2009 Endowment : $23 , 087 , 865 | 2009 Endowment : $12 , 006 , 314 | 2009 Endowment : $53 , 950 , 078 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 036 , 538 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$4 , 920 , 742 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $630 , 609 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $491 , 155 , 121 | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 170 , 539 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $70 , 900 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $195 , 505 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $89 , 621 , 311 | 2009 Endowment : $71 , 346 , 161 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 428 , 391 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 282 , 924 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $220 , 839 , 533 | 2009 Endowment : $165 , 272 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 907 , 677 | 2009 Endowment : $94 , 596 , 383 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 176 , 753 | 2009 Endowment : $95 , 036 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $309 , 699 , 155 | 2009 Endowment : $442 , 871 | 2009 Endowment : $3 , 645 , 443 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 671 , 426 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $22 , 973 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $258 , 098 , 053 | 2009 Endowment : $23 , 387 , 728 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $250 , 685 , 631 | 2009 Endowment : $47 , 610 , 029 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 546 , 086 | 2009 Endowment : $537 , 873 , 443 | 2009 Endowment : $74 , 046 , 599 | 2009 Endowment : $16 , 812 , 374 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 383 , 865 , 738 | 2009 Endowment : $195 , 053 , 618 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 254 , 934 | 2009 Endowment : $46 , 665 , 080 | 2009 Endowment : $55 , 460 , 253 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $61 , 133 , 621 | 2009 Endowment : $69 , 262 , 147 | 2009 Endowment : $157 , 812 , 341 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $646 , 672 , 132 | 2009 Endowment : $444 , 021 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $261 , 229 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $3 , 531 , 688 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 770 , 280 , 869 | 2009 Endowment : $24 , 522 , 980 | 2009 Endowment : $13 , 348 , 893 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 613 , 069 , 474 | 2009 Endowment : $12 , 736 , 011 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 671 , 617 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 398 , 186 | 2009 Endowment : $13 , 936 , 550 | 2009 Endowment : $25 , 140 , 910 | 2009 Endowment : $6 , 536 , 463 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 030 , 892 | 2009 Endowment : $249 , 362 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $18 , 573 , 310 | 2009 Endowment : $151 , 184 , 327 | 2009 Endowment : $16 , 399 , 738 | 2009 Endowment : $19 , 695 , 528 | 2009 Endowment : $4 , 224 , 600 | 2009 Endowment : $140 , 753 , 139 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 833 , 614 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $680 , 153 , 562 | 2009 Endowment : $109 , 562 | 2009 Endowment : $4 , 060 , 043 | 2009 Endowment : $264 , 664 , 663 | 2009 Endowment : $27 , 741 , 912 | 2009 Endowment : $245 , 150 , 766 | 2009 Endowment : $18 , 372 , 052 | 2009 Endowment : $446 , 300 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $275 , 611 , 073 | 2009 Endowment : $44 , 936 , 783 | 2009 Endowment : $866 , 212 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 636 , 485 | 2009 Endowment : $7 , 189 , 515 | 2009 Endowment : $6 , 581 , 080 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $41 , 777 , 240 | 2009 Endowment : $36 , 575 , 946 | 2009 Endowment : $109 , 890 , 292 | 2009 Endowment : $75 , 605 , 633 | 2009 Endowment : $897 , 141 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $132 , 078 , 040 | 2009 Endowment : $619 , 765 , 757 | 2009 Endowment : $4 , 147 , 461 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $61 , 673 , 532 | 2009 Endowment : $37 , 417 , 943 | 2009 Endowment : $9 , 170 , 080 | 2009 Endowment : $58 , 176 , 236 | 2009 Endowment : $49 , 863 , 206 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 287 , 284 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $43 , 958 , 055 | 2009 Endowment : $476 , 481 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $4 , 948 , 371 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $33 , 861 , 610 | 2009 Endowment : $20 , 449 , 242 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 158 , 716 | 2009 Endowment : $141 , 400 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $34 , 085 , 492 | 2009 Endowment : $8 , 075 , 806 | 2009 Endowment : $33 , 396 , 564 | 2009 Endowment : $3 , 331 , 072 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $38 , 943 , 085 | 2009 Endowment : $94 , 816 , 893 | 2009 Endowment : $47 , 981 , 373 | 2009 Endowment : $56 , 539 , 766 | 2009 Endowment : $17 , 760 , 999 | 2009 Endowment : $3 , 425 , 895 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 859 , 700 | 2009 Endowment : $250 , 694 , 616 | 2009 Endowment : $139 , 758 , 659 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 496 , 477 | 2009 Endowment : $47 , 104 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $9 , 268 , 618 | 2009 Endowment : $4 , 664 , 103 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 474 , 019 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 507 , 703 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $41 , 759 , 078 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $134 , 691 , 606 | 2009 Endowment : $27 , 387 , 225 | 2009 Endowment : $28 , 320 , 785 | 2009 Endowment : $87 , 532 , 165 | 2009 Endowment : $18 , 660 , 586 | 2009 Endowment : $31 , 156 , 824 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $19 , 167 , 022 | 2009 Endowment : $13 , 401 , 462 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 500 , 399 | 2009 Endowment : $89 , 037 , 371 | 2009 Endowment : $7 , 270 , 329 | 2009 Endowment : $80 , 170 , 986 | 2009 Endowment : $71 , 790 , 755 | 2009 Endowment : $49 , 443 , 635 | 2009 Endowment : $20 , 525 , 343 | 2009 Endowment : $517 , 309 , 619 | 2009 Endowment : $749 , 640 , 118 | 2009 Endowment : $296 , 723 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $61 , 000 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $73 , 191 , 175 | 2009 Endowment : $58 , 431 , 563 | 2009 Endowment : $29 , 448 , 828 | 2009 Endowment : $208 , 373 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $52 , 696 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 209 , 495 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 368 , 031 , 235 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 435 , 937 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $50 , 276 , 858 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 221 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 335 , 816 | 2009 Endowment : $23 , 130 , 953 | 2009 Endowment : $18 , 140 , 016 | 2009 Endowment : $86 , 059 , 278 | 2009 Endowment : $131 , 591 , 734 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 799 , 498 | 2009 Endowment : $291 , 603 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $89 , 935 , 499 | 2009 Endowment : $92 , 693 , 948 | 2009 Endowment : $16 , 103 , 497 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $882 , 063 , 490 | 2009 Endowment : $6 , 772 , 843 | 2009 Endowment : $48 , 835 , 658 | 2009 Endowment : $26 , 042 , 125 | 2009 Endowment : $28 , 642 , 169 | 2009 Endowment : $41 , 079 , 909 | 2009 Endowment : $33 , 692 , 713 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 401 , 799 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $28 , 831 , 948 | 2009 Endowment : $148 , 682 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 916 , 552 | 2009 Endowment : $17 , 313 , 212 | 2009 Endowment : $63 , 056 , 305 | 2009 Endowment : $0 | 2009 Endowment : $25 , 301 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $13 , 874 , 674 | 2009 Endowment : $159 , 479 , 195 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $9 , 539 , 160 | 2009 Endowment : $134 , 925 , 767 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 900 , 181 | 2009 Endowment : $43 , 533 , 695 | 2009 Endowment : $4 , 533 , 720 | 2009 Endowment : $23 , 189 , 458 | 2009 Endowment : $166 , 849 , 458 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 945 , 520 | 2009 Endowment : $399 , 711 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $12 , 829 , 886 | 2009 Endowment : $24 , 306 , 388 | 2009 Endowment : $131 , 479 , 343 | 2009 Endowment : $214 , 649 , 753 | 2009 Endowment : $3 , 395 , 091 | 2009 Endowment : $490 , 901 | 2009 Endowment : $115 , 894 , 402 | 2009 Endowment : $73 , 522 , 947 | 2009 Endowment : $23 , 339 , 986 | 2009 Endowment : $452 , 990 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $560 , 536 , 723 | 2009 Endowment : $3 , 927 , 715 | 2009 Endowment : $38 , 905 , 748 | 2009 Endowment : $72 , 318 , 589 | 2009 Endowment : $24 , 702 , 328 | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 900 , 110 | 2009 Endowment : $16 , 090 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $26 , 320 , 988 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $33 , 392 , 309 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $22 , 595 , 286 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 246 , 095 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $492 , 679 , 762 | 2009 Endowment : $255 , 132 , 675 | 2009 Endowment : $494 , 801 , 766 | 2009 Endowment : $236 , 851 , 852 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $376 , 413 , 764 | 2009 Endowment : $148 , 000 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $160 , 851 , 402 | 2009 Endowment : $45 , 159 , 549 | 2009 Endowment : $17 , 117 , 399 | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 892 , 798 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 436 , 713 | 2009 Endowment : $58 , 221 , 277 | 2009 Endowment : $7 , 522 , 553 | 2009 Endowment : $22 , 403 , 652 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 413 , 026 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 731 , 088 | 2009 Endowment : $16 , 477 , 698 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 085 , 852 | 2009 Endowment : $40 , 099 , 028 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 515 , 216 | 2009 Endowment : $165 , 045 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $72 , 882 , 585 | 2009 Endowment : $530 , 982 , 866 | 2009 Endowment : $1 , 580 , 108 | 2009 Endowment : $55 , 553 , 042 | 2009 Endowment : $3 , 966 , 042 , 663 | 2009 Endowment : $18 , 569 , 495 | 2009 Endowment : $225 , 445 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $5 , 969 , 274 | 2009 Endowment : $15 , 825 , 601 | 2009 Endowment : $87 , 297 , 649 | 2009 Endowment : $50 , 806 , 506 | 2009 Endowment : $119 , 857 , 242 | 2009 Endowment : $37 , 673 , 218 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 821 , 840 | 2009 Endowment : $6 , 910 , 404 | 2009 Endowment : $18 , 191 , 847 | 2009 Endowment : $35 , 666 , 489 | 2009 Endowment : N / A | 2009 Endowment : $18 , 322 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $26 , 552 , 252 | 2009 Endowment : $2 , 999 , 497 , 307 | 2009 Endowment : $377 , 728 , 014 | 2009 Endowment : $16 , 052 , 157 | 2009 Endowment : $10 , 180 , 792 | 2009 Endowment : $13 , 255 , 402 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 844 , 237 | 2009 Endowment : $533 , 179 , 274 | 2009 Endowment : $245 , 574 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $425 , 363 , 509 | 2009 Endowment : $35 , 566 , 594 | 2009 Endowment : $244 , 579 , 051 | 2009 Endowment : $8 , 897 , 279 | 2009 Endowment : $71 , 175 , 120 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 520 , 044 | 2009 Endowment : $17 , 239 , 459 | 2009 Endowment : $21 , 304 , 412 | 2009 Endowment : $115 , 406 , 123 | 2009 Endowment : $144 , 840 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $408 , 227 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $55 , 003 , 732 | 2009 Endowment : $4 , 440 , 745 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $121 , 049 , 000 | 2009 Endowment : $19 , 605 , 231 | 2009 Endowment : $254 , 009 , 434 | 2009 Endowment : $7 , 578 , 678 | 2009 Endowment : $32 , 986 , 789 | 2009 Endowment : $44 , 394 , 332 | 2009 Endowment : $14 , 882 , 988 | 2009 Endowment : $43 , 143 , 910 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 656 , 760 | 2009 Endowment : $11 , 313 , 634 | 2009 Endowment : $6 , 133 , 669 |
| IIRILLRRRIRIRIIRLLRIR | $239 , 532 , 858 | $95 , 268 , 970 | N / A | $230 , 611 , 588 | $53 , 487 , 912 | $0 | $128 , 225 , 173 | $38 , 366 , 409 | $5 , 877 , 178 | $15 , 761 , 591 | $74 , 771 , 194 | $22 , 699 , 252 | $124 , 969 , 707 | $79 , 711 , 033 | $12 , 952 , 080 | $16 , 699 , 740 | $297 , 000 , 000 | $1 , 305 , 943 , 737 | $21 , 134 , 988 | $19 , 596 , 000 | $24 , 254 , 111 | $50 , 391 , 902 | $21 , 168 , 152 | $40 , 152 , 000 | $407 , 889 , 000 | $8 , 745 , 373 | $15 , 826 , 540 | $27 , 615 , 065 | N / A | $62 , 729 , 684 | $362 , 078 , 890 | $32 , 138 , 438 | $26 , 221 , 136 | $88 , 245 , 000 | $41 , 219 , 625 | $109 , 374 , 334 | $11 , 682 , 169 | $16 , 450 , 441 | $7 , 164 , 534 | $45 , 594 , 817 | $26 , 830 , 106 | $95 , 786 , 717 | $122 , 570 , 081 | N / A | N / A | N / A | $164 , 674 , 000 | $19 , 986 , 638 | $183 , 848 , 236 | $880 , 255 , 464 | $11 , 757 , 763 | $49 , 927 , 074 | $31 , 384 , 515 | $19 , 799 , 905 | $9 , 035 , 326 | $2 , 944 , 438 | $42 , 000 , 000 | $76 , 531 , 290 | N / A | $82 , 145 , 408 | $53 , 822 , 492 | $49 , 320 , 359 | $2 , 357 , 134 | $62 , 760 , 291 | $66 , 842 , 675 | $4 , 601 , 487 , 813 | $58 , 984 , 440 | $21 , 109 , 882 | $38 , 253 , 067 | $12 , 459 , 278 | $2 , 338 , 890 | $203 , 162 , 000 | $19 , 401 , 794 | $8 , 335 , 334 | $899 , 688 | $14 , 361 , 385 | N / A | $25 , 974 , 466 | $12 , 141 , 741 | $7 , 660 , 559 | $35 , 374 , 448 | N / A | $32 , 834 , 168 | $55 , 869 , 214 | $343 , 792 , 740 | $15 , 283 , 799 | $330 , 165 , 755 | $14 , 580 , 948 | $27 , 863 , 665 | $18 , 016 , 304 | $230 , 421 , 060 | $69 , 774 , 138 | $24 , 404 , 087 | $958 , 343 | $8 , 352 , 264 | $12 , 284 , 572 | $444 , 222 , 694 | $28 , 757 , 000 | $36 , 438 , 362 | N / A | $16 , 045 , 963 | $41 , 872 , 584 | $31 , 483 , 030 | $895 , 107 , 000 | $1 , 261 , 893 , 000 | $21 , 793 , 122 | $293 , 382 , 177 | $33 , 343 , 437 | N / A | $197 , 908 , 531 | $10 , 811 , 085 | $109 , 494 , 145 | $20 , 650 , 372 | $72 , 084 , 842 | N / A | $8 , 817 , 722 | $39 , 308 , 668 | $53 , 548 , 514 | $11 , 816 , 932 | $11 , 339 , 440 | $1 , 076 , 249 , 000 | $74 , 817 , 699 | $58 , 003 , 793 | $85 , 907 , 969 | $7 , 353 , 000 | $540 , 154 , 000 | $59 , 412 , 281 | $115 , 399 , 281 | $37 , 720 , 678 | $193 , 534 , 107 | $5 , 437 , 269 | $108 , 377 , 483 | $81 , 312 , 963 | $102 , 371 , 153 | $47 , 764 , 098 | $26 , 035 , 389 , 000 | $194 , 705 , 411 | $46 , 323 , 982 | $336 , 086 , 000 | $60 , 538 , 004 | $29 , 952 , 656 | $8 , 883 , 921 | $136 , 696 , 935 | $30 , 573 , 006 | N / A | $256 , 487 , 704 | N / A | $140 , 856 , 221 | $206 , 571 , 265 | $111 , 569 , 087 | $8 , 922 , 638 | $47 , 488 , 121 | $125 , 293 , 841 | $30 , 508 , 920 | $72 , 177 , 628 | $37 , 739 , 902 | $370 , 763 , 000 | $15 , 700 , 287 | $17 , 144 , 023 | $94 , 865 , 292 | $174 , 911 , 000 | $46 , 243 , 315 | $158 , 960 , 484 | $11 , 258 , 427 | $643 , 520 , 056 | $11 , 793 , 046 | $52 , 496 , 237 | $21 , 495 , 471 | $433 , 379 , 141 | $165 , 324 , 374 | $9 , 566 , 552 | $23 , 268 , 557 | $40 , 594 , 808 | $21 , 632 , 896 | $53 , 424 , 114 | $131 , 423 , 642 | $1 , 983 , 341 , 000 | $192 , 317 , 807 | N / A | $57 , 486 , 612 | $122 , 589 , 205 | $259 , 808 , 538 | $15 , 941 , 554 | $14 , 880 , 718 | $13 , 640 , 241 | $22 , 081 , 270 | $28 , 671 , 894 | $8 , 047 , 554 | $151 , 055 , 850 | $5 , 813 , 684 | $6 , 071 , 032 | $21 , 984 , 655 | $44 , 187 , 391 | $57 , 550 , 359 | $9 , 999 , 717 | $567 , 918 , 593 | $48 , 364 , 703 | N / A | $53 , 881 , 647 | N / A | $11 , 192 , 514 | N / A | $22 , 368 , 193 | $22 , 478 , 426 | N / A | $42 , 222 , 080 | $7 , 799 , 848 | $886 , 234 , 000 | $83 , 613 , 889 | N / A | $142 , 576 , 277 | $5 , 197 , 172 | $165 , 600 , 644 | N / A | $34 , 915 , 025 | N / A | N / A | $58 , 212 , 416 | $51 , 874 , 685 | $34 , 972 , 028 | $19 , 487 , 071 | $23 , 909 , 210 | $345 , 108 , 993 | $298 , 570 , 817 | $278 , 873 , 000 | $174 , 758 , 444 | $239 , 504 , 000 | $93 , 370 , 213 | $102 , 385 , 450 | $62 , 177 , 036 | $17 , 667 , 819 | $38 , 397 , 563 | $544 , 541 , 000 | $6 , 521 , 746 | $21 , 324 , 031 | $10 , 875 , 611 | $14 , 957 , 897 | $30 , 998 , 000 | $42 , 844 , 984 | $10 , 253 , 298 | $593 , 855 | $189 , 895 | $13 , 383 , 838 | $7 , 089 , 575 | $51 , 601 , 108 | $103 , 542 , 266 | $285 , 500 , 000 | $68 , 193 , 266 | N / A | $27 , 951 , 878 | $17 , 893 , 281 | $41 , 163 , 815 | $28 , 877 , 868 | $28 , 098 , 258 | $7 , 982 , 021 , 000 | $6 , 164 , 832 | $9 , 569 , 497 | $0 | $69 , 738 , 000 | $20 , 729 , 319 | $58 , 640 , 584 | $148 , 391 , 345 | N / A | $65 , 052 , 991 | $28 , 045 , 769 | $98 , 039 , 167 | $12 , 886 , 830 | $313 , 255 , 789 | $1 , 359 , 659 , 000 | $63 , 913 , 000 | $699 , 684 , 000 | N / A | N / A | $14 , 208 , 871 | $10 , 282 , 474 | $84 , 409 , 428 | $73 , 354 , 213 | $156 , 570 , 854 | $33 , 722 , 431 | $30 , 076 , 000 | $5 , 902 , 000 | $16 , 932 , 852 | $50 , 829 , 960 | $254 , 328 , 804 | $3 , 544 , 553 | $25 , 467 , 845 | N / A | $100 , 115 , 729 | $2 , 209 , 695 | $21 , 692 , 135 | $58 , 654 , 024 | $41 , 918 , 000 | $77 , 024 , 940 | $12 , 365 , 930 | $2 , 249 , 057 | $17 , 210 , 318 | N / A | N / A | $71 , 123 , 667 | $11 , 329 , 592 | $18 , 747 , 154 | $3 , 966 , 820 | $29 , 046 , 479 | N / A | $73 , 889 , 757 | $95 , 841 , 697 | $8 , 900 , 000 | N / A | $15 , 591 , 108 | $176 , 566 | $13 , 945 , 113 | N / A | $791 , 209 , 800 | $566 , 087 , 442 | $40 , 225 , 043 | $21 , 865 , 844 | N / A | $12 , 886 , 805 | $3 , 553 , 362 | $23 , 362 , 500 | $30 , 366 , 485 | $62 , 563 , 430 | $52 , 659 , 000 | $66 , 376 , 843 | N / A | $104 , 874 , 113 | $31 , 131 , 926 | $13 , 182 , 461 | $503 , 167 , 897 | $9 , 054 , 753 | $15 , 706 , 702 | $4 , 453 , 890 | $65 , 362 , 751 | $35 , 687 , 220 | $10 , 933 , 121 | $115 , 693 , 000 | $44 , 308 , 694 | $47 , 186 , 000 | $45 , 279 , 841 | $35 , 999 , 045 | $19 , 831 , 096 | $28 , 175 , 937 | $5 , 953 , 674 | $57 , 742 , 000 | $23 , 102 , 072 | $180 , 452 , 000 | $44 , 959 , 875 | $2 , 194 , 839 , 000 | $52 , 799 , 358 | $14 , 342 , 786 | $463 , 866 , 000 | N / A | $71 , 298 , 252 | N / A | $359 , 183 | $501 , 019 , 000 | $49 , 203 , 000 | $11 , 743 , 514 | $15 , 302 , 492 | $24 , 754 , 391 | $14 , 622 , 743 | $49 , 188 , 724 | $9 , 699 , 434 | $31 , 730 , 978 | $10 , 005 , 714 | N / A | $7 , 994 , 635 | $4 , 398 , 200 , 000 | $13 , 916 , 998 | $19 , 412 , 771 | $9 , 252 , 855 | $135 , 965 , 687 | $6 , 107 , 642 | $8 , 943 , 534 | N / A | $604 , 965 , 253 | $273 , 552 , 622 | $16 , 067 , 911 | $17 , 767 , 527 | N / A | $1 , 646 , 908 , 130 | $253 , 259 , 000 | $1 , 273 , 101 | $142 , 526 , 835 | $75 , 116 , 999 | $20 , 082 , 891 | $65 , 336 , 803 | $2 , 348 , 553 | $239 , 754 , 087 | $2 , 656 , 893 | $13 , 649 , 444 | $15 , 505 , 770 | $469 , 192 , 573 | $55 , 465 , 267 | $65 , 350 , 370 | $17 , 847 , 892 | $21 , 359 , 618 | $92 , 989 , 794 | $61 , 752 , 223 | $17 , 966 , 638 | $39 , 608 , 085 | $56 , 934 , 880 | N / A | N / A | $528 , 943 , 000 | N / A | $8 , 833 , 546 | $25 , 235 , 811 | N / A | $41 , 337 , 470 | $54 , 165 , 400 | $77 , 413 , 787 | $6 , 378 , 757 | $21 , 831 , 307 | $20 , 598 , 887 | $91 , 525 , 000 | $1 , 345 , 000 , 000 | $62 , 413 , 000 | $722 , 325 | $13 , 386 , 280 , 000 | $277 , 092 , 347 | $116 , 264 , 000 | $39 , 262 , 455 | $1 , 423 , 009 , 366 | $49 , 243 , 902 | $10 , 975 , 094 | $192 , 579 , 287 | $27 , 388 , 781 | $5 , 542 , 000 | $126 , 089 , 000 | $97 , 966 , 065 | N / A | N / A | $35 , 792 , 451 | $602 , 636 , 000 | $16 , 366 , 907 | $229 , 523 , 237 | $3 , 665 , 267 , 000 | $11 , 464 , 352 | $44 , 019 , 000 | $45 , 752 , 838 | $98 , 207 , 056 | $40 , 326 , 020 | $16 , 145 , 635 | $11 , 917 , 327 | $530 , 412 , 000 | $2 , 937 , 760 | $29 , 867 , 864 | $15 , 053 , 833 | $52 , 736 , 000 | $266 , 581 , 000 | $61 , 542 , 828 | $11 , 523 , 870 | $108 , 976 , 733 | $17 , 690 , 915 | $26 , 438 , 300 | $45 , 788 , 940 | $437 , 538 , 760 | $67 , 364 , 074 | N / A | $28 , 277 , 337 | $33 , 450 , 000 | $249 , 542 , 197 | $96 , 416 , 303 | $29 , 659 , 863 | $43 , 165 , 590 | $528 , 892 , 000 | N / A | N / A | $215 , 166 , 918 | $35 , 180 , 000 | $151 , 180 , 031 | $178 , 694 , 000 | $20 , 103 , 144 | $246 , 098 , 433 | $11 , 253 , 619 | $42 , 490 , 932 | $18 , 420 , 383 | $17 , 433 , 527 | $17 , 695 , 833 | $104 , 126 , 730 | $4 , 814 , 378 | $125 , 099 , 000 | $58 , 316 , 085 | $240 , 572 , 000 | $16 , 354 , 092 | $1 , 096 , 321 , 962 | N / A | $5 , 052 , 804 | $3 , 750 , 803 | $36 , 467 , 532 | $19 , 253 , 523 | $2 , 401 , 422 | $9 , 856 , 071 | $66 , 412 , 380 | $12 , 017 , 341 | $1 , 032 , 262 , 000 | $19 , 371 | $8 , 535 , 215 | N / A | $2 , 439 , 813 | N / A | $3 , 214 , 439 | N / A | $18 , 150 , 370 | $226 , 857 , 412 | $2 , 250 , 000 | $285 , 326 , 967 | $7 , 715 , 108 | $39 , 088 , 328 | $19 , 368 , 652 | $47 , 068 , 993 | $12 , 619 , 094 , 000 | $68 , 512 , 618 | N / A | $37 , 156 , 443 | $15 , 572 , 000 | $43 , 236 , 250 | $13 , 191 , 877 | $112 , 264 , 320 | $128 , 653 , 192 | $39 , 684 , 423 | $56 , 420 , 406 | $20 , 148 , 146 | $8 , 904 , 143 | $15 , 570 , 438 | $36 , 842 , 822 | N / A | N / A | $111 , 884 , 826 | $267 , 650 , 000 | $15 , 503 , 000 | $14 , 334 , 378 | $33 , 326 , 000 | $124 , 131 , 383 | $188 , 161 , 382 | $11 , 167 , 780 | $645 , 799 , 540 | $14 , 646 , 608 | $9 , 991 , 653 | $108 , 381 , 484 | $107 , 593 , 335 | $26 , 331 , 677 | $30 , 070 , 636 | $116 , 474 , 827 | $54 , 872 , 816 | $52 , 964 , 755 | $249 , 977 , 995 | $115 , 788 , 047 | N / A | $20 , 395 , 874 | $23 , 087 , 865 | $12 , 006 , 314 | $53 , 950 , 078 | $10 , 036 , 538 | $21 , 495 , 689 | $9 , 632 , 355 | $2 , 011 , 233 | $16 , 671 , 395 | $2 , 709 , 262 | $2 , 526 , 135 | $28 , 099 , 640 | $15 , 863 , 999 | $13 , 490 , 886 | $8 , 308 , 301 | $1 , 710 , 617 | $1 , 645 , 047 | $9 , 267 , 683 | $6 , 456 , 232 | $10 , 315 , 133 | $83 , 712 , 093 | $1 , 128 , 675 , 000 | $74 , 903 , 814 | $621 , 951 , 000 | $4 , 266 , 704 | $10 , 918 , 798 | $4 , 333 , 100 | $7 , 431 , 854 | $14 , 543 , 116 | $56 , 395 , 402 | $1 , 491 , 158 , 551 | $919 , 441 , 095 | $688 , 384 , 000 | $140 , 693 , 031 | $177 , 220 , 749 | $558 , 516 , 586 | $23 , 615 , 183 | $7 , 129 , 017 | $7 , 489 , 200 | $47 , 540 , 979 | N / A | $608 , 860 , 962 | $2 , 039 , 135 , 000 | $5 , 582 , 404 | $120 , 209 , 000 | $527 , 194 , 000 | $442 , 826 , 000 | $89 , 087 , 849 | $14 , 758 , 833 | $113 , 058 , 000 | $58 , 340 , 000 | N / A | $44 , 793 , 966 | N / A | $25 , 118 , 575 | $321 , 924 , 550 | $5 , 184 , 801 | N / A | $86 , 914 , 228 | $388 , 508 , 341 | $39 , 720 , 781 | $10 , 815 , 227 | N / A | $11 , 497 , 408 | $2 , 734 , 342 | $8 , 021 , 483 | $1 , 901 , 000 | $31 , 403 , 431 | $100 , 342 , 000 | $19 , 239 , 239 | N / A | $339 , 757 , 696 | $850 , 738 , 577 | $352 , 898 | $17 , 240 , 809 | $1 , 103 , 440 , 000 | $815 , 473 , 000 | $75 , 587 , 796 | $291 , 300 , 000 | $8 , 495 , 836 | $23 , 818 , 933 | $0 | $0 | $0 | N / A | $7 , 200 , 000 | $24 , 764 , 327 | $410 , 463 , 564 | $508 , 933 , 888 | $326 , 256 , 324 | $39 , 961 , 534 | $23 , 489 , 433 | $436 , 603 , 000 | $623 , 686 , 425 | $1 , 561 , 125 | $2 , 494 , 623 , 000 | $671 , 656 , 000 | $323 , 740 , 000 | $2 , 049 , 900 , 000 | $172 , 412 , 000 | $552 , 077 , 000 | $247 , 390 , 000 | $164 , 778 , 000 | $4 , 563 , 564 | $91 , 371 , 305 | $21 , 897 , 290 | $28 , 118 , 335 | $4 , 535 , 633 , 523 | $831 , 664 , 246 | $298 , 000 , 000 | $21 , 507 , 729 | $210 , 471 , 224 | $245 , 845 , 448 | $40 , 673 , 223 | $328 , 968 , 000 | N / A | $257 , 151 , 424 | $17 , 588 , 427 | $53 , 654 , 649 | $63 , 494 , 108 | $17 , 457 , 165 | $1 , 131 , 897 , 000 | $52 , 823 , 876 | $101 , 481 , 000 | $134 , 437 , 899 | $62 , 391 , 971 | $149 , 811 , 669 | $8 , 178 , 634 | $883 , 142 , 265 | $54 , 273 , 000 | $810 , 368 , 000 | $967 , 171 , 218 | $701 , 762 , 044 | $27 , 836 , 727 | $599 , 712 , 000 | $49 , 456 , 000 | $8 , 588 , 000 | $1 , 741 , 000 | $25 , 261 , 515 | $61 , 858 , 000 | $43 , 531 , 633 | $335 , 939 , 668 | $33 , 537 , 128 | $158 , 318 , 262 | $27 , 423 , 913 | $25 , 791 , 000 | $538 , 605 , 730 | $5 , 914 , 285 , 000 | $23 , 192 , 000 | $63 , 350 , 000 | $3 , 534 , 364 | $88 , 890 , 321 | $4 , 211 , 036 | $2 , 070 , 002 , 114 | $369 , 900 , 000 | $469 , 885 , 193 | $10 , 443 , 950 | $96 , 305 , 664 | $2 , 921 , 616 | $13 , 180 , 395 | $109 , 483 , 000 | $65 , 712 | $138 , 752 , 952 | $3 , 258 , 226 | $181 , 176 , 932 | $21 , 235 , 531 | $181 , 622 , 263 | $12 , 286 , 283 | $17 , 975 , 754 | $21 , 805 , 578 | $1 , 903 , 574 , 557 | $113 , 194 , 762 | $184 , 503 , 176 | $47 , 947 , 922 | $9 , 729 , 020 | $43 , 772 , 807 | $66 , 990 , 006 | $4 , 920 , 742 , 000 | $630 , 609 , 000 | $491 , 155 , 121 | $5 , 170 , 539 , 000 | N / A | N / A | N / A | $70 , 900 , 000 | $195 , 505 , 000 | $89 , 621 , 311 | $71 , 346 , 161 | $1 , 428 , 391 , 000 | $1 , 282 , 924 , 000 | $220 , 839 , 533 | $165 , 272 , 000 | $5 , 907 , 677 | $94 , 596 , 383 | $15 , 176 , 753 | $95 , 036 , 000 | $309 , 699 , 155 | $442 , 871 | $3 , 645 , 443 | $2 , 671 , 426 , 000 | $22 , 973 , 000 | $258 , 098 , 053 | $23 , 387 , 728 | N / A | $250 , 685 , 631 | $47 , 610 , 029 | $21 , 546 , 086 | $537 , 873 , 443 | $74 , 046 , 599 | $16 , 812 , 374 | $2 , 383 , 865 , 738 | $195 , 053 , 618 | $15 , 254 , 934 | $46 , 665 , 080 | $55 , 460 , 253 | N / A | $61 , 133 , 621 | $69 , 262 , 147 | $157 , 812 , 341 | N / A | $646 , 672 , 132 | $444 , 021 , 000 | $261 , 229 , 000 | $3 , 531 , 688 , 000 | $1 , 770 , 280 , 869 | $24 , 522 , 980 | $13 , 348 , 893 | $1 , 613 , 069 , 474 | $12 , 736 , 011 | $10 , 671 , 617 | $11 , 398 , 186 | $13 , 936 , 550 | $25 , 140 , 910 | $6 , 536 , 463 | $10 , 030 , 892 | $249 , 362 , 000 | N / A | $18 , 573 , 310 | $151 , 184 , 327 | $16 , 399 , 738 | $19 , 695 , 528 | $4 , 224 , 600 | $140 , 753 , 139 | $2 , 833 , 614 , 000 | N / A | $680 , 153 , 562 | $109 , 562 | $4 , 060 , 043 | $264 , 664 , 663 | $27 , 741 , 912 | $245 , 150 , 766 | $18 , 372 , 052 | $446 , 300 , 000 | N / A | $275 , 611 , 073 | $44 , 936 , 783 | $866 , 212 , 000 | $11 , 636 , 485 | $7 , 189 , 515 | $6 , 581 , 080 | N / A | $41 , 777 , 240 | $36 , 575 , 946 | $109 , 890 , 292 | $75 , 605 , 633 | $897 , 141 , 000 | $132 , 078 , 040 | $619 , 765 , 757 | $4 , 147 , 461 , 000 | $61 , 673 , 532 | $37 , 417 , 943 | $9 , 170 , 080 | $58 , 176 , 236 | $49 , 863 , 206 | $1 , 287 , 284 , 000 | N / A | $43 , 958 , 055 | $476 , 481 , 000 | $4 , 948 , 371 | N / A | $33 , 861 , 610 | $20 , 449 , 242 | $11 , 158 , 716 | $141 , 400 , 000 | $34 , 085 , 492 | $8 , 075 , 806 | $33 , 396 , 564 | $3 , 331 , 072 | N / A | $38 , 943 , 085 | $94 , 816 , 893 | $47 , 981 , 373 | $56 , 539 , 766 | $17 , 760 , 999 | $3 , 425 , 895 | $1 , 859 , 700 | $250 , 694 , 616 | $139 , 758 , 659 | $15 , 496 , 477 | $47 , 104 , 000 | $9 , 268 , 618 | $4 , 664 , 103 | $10 , 474 , 019 | $1 , 507 , 703 , 000 | $41 , 759 , 078 | N / A | $134 , 691 , 606 | $27 , 387 , 225 | $28 , 320 , 785 | $87 , 532 , 165 | $18 , 660 , 586 | $31 , 156 , 824 | N / A | $19 , 167 , 022 | $13 , 401 , 462 | N / A | $5 , 500 , 399 | $89 , 037 , 371 | $7 , 270 , 329 | $80 , 170 , 986 | $71 , 790 , 755 | $49 , 443 , 635 | $20 , 525 , 343 | $517 , 309 , 619 | $749 , 640 , 118 | $296 , 723 , 000 | $61 , 000 , 000 | $73 , 191 , 175 | $58 , 431 , 563 | $29 , 448 , 828 | $208 , 373 , 000 | $52 , 696 , 000 | $5 , 209 , 495 | N / A | $1 , 368 , 031 , 235 | $11 , 435 , 937 | N / A | $50 , 276 , 858 | $14 , 221 , 000 | $15 , 335 , 816 | $23 , 130 , 953 | $18 , 140 , 016 | $86 , 059 , 278 | $131 , 591 , 734 | $10 , 799 , 498 | $291 , 603 , 000 | $89 , 935 , 499 | $92 , 693 , 948 | $16 , 103 , 497 , 000 | $882 , 063 , 490 | $6 , 772 , 843 | $48 , 835 , 658 | $26 , 042 , 125 | $28 , 642 , 169 | $41 , 079 , 909 | $33 , 692 , 713 | $1 , 401 , 799 , 000 | $28 , 831 , 948 | $148 , 682 , 000 | $21 , 916 , 552 | $17 , 313 , 212 | $63 , 056 , 305 | $0 | $25 , 301 , 000 | $13 , 874 , 674 | $159 , 479 , 195 | N / A | N / A | $9 , 539 , 160 | $134 , 925 , 767 | $10 , 900 , 181 | $43 , 533 , 695 | $4 , 533 , 720 | $23 , 189 , 458 | $166 , 849 , 458 | $14 , 945 , 520 | $399 , 711 , 000 | $12 , 829 , 886 | $24 , 306 , 388 | $131 , 479 , 343 | $214 , 649 , 753 | $3 , 395 , 091 | $490 , 901 | $115 , 894 , 402 | $73 , 522 , 947 | $23 , 339 , 986 | $452 , 990 , 000 | N / A | $560 , 536 , 723 | $3 , 927 , 715 | $38 , 905 , 748 | $72 , 318 , 589 | $24 , 702 , 328 | $5 , 900 , 110 | $16 , 090 , 000 | $26 , 320 , 988 | N / A | $33 , 392 , 309 | N / A | N / A | $22 , 595 , 286 | $21 , 246 , 095 | N / A | $492 , 679 , 762 | $255 , 132 , 675 | $494 , 801 , 766 | $236 , 851 , 852 | N / A | $376 , 413 , 764 | $148 , 000 , 000 | $160 , 851 , 402 | $45 , 159 , 549 | $17 , 117 , 399 | $5 , 892 , 798 , 000 | $5 , 436 , 713 | $58 , 221 , 277 | $7 , 522 , 553 | $22 , 403 , 652 | $10 , 413 , 026 | $11 , 731 , 088 | $16 , 477 , 698 | $11 , 085 , 852 | $40 , 099 , 028 | $15 , 515 , 216 | $165 , 045 , 000 | $72 , 882 , 585 | $530 , 982 , 866 | $1 , 580 , 108 | $55 , 553 , 042 | $3 , 966 , 042 , 663 | $18 , 569 , 495 | $225 , 445 , 000 | $5 , 969 , 274 | $15 , 825 , 601 | $87 , 297 , 649 | $50 , 806 , 506 | $119 , 857 , 242 | $37 , 673 , 218 | $2 , 821 , 840 | $6 , 910 , 404 | $18 , 191 , 847 | $35 , 666 , 489 | N / A | $18 , 322 , 000 | $26 , 552 , 252 | $2 , 999 , 497 , 307 | $377 , 728 , 014 | $16 , 052 , 157 | $10 , 180 , 792 | $13 , 255 , 402 | $11 , 844 , 237 | $533 , 179 , 274 | $245 , 574 , 000 | $425 , 363 , 509 | $35 , 566 , 594 | $244 , 579 , 051 | $8 , 897 , 279 | $71 , 175 , 120 | $14 , 520 , 044 | $17 , 239 , 459 | $21 , 304 , 412 | $115 , 406 , 123 | $144 , 840 , 000 | $408 , 227 , 000 | $55 , 003 , 732 | $4 , 440 , 745 , 000 | $121 , 049 , 000 | $19 , 605 , 231 | $254 , 009 , 434 | $7 , 578 , 678 | $32 , 986 , 789 | $44 , 394 , 332 | $14 , 882 , 988 | $43 , 143 , 910 | $11 , 656 , 760 | $11 , 313 , 634 | $6 , 133 , 669 |
| IIRILLRRRIRIRIIRLLRIRI | $239 , 532 , 858 | $95 , 268 , 970 | N / A | $230 , 611 , 588 | $53 , 487 , 912 | $0 | $128 , 225 , 173 | $38 , 366 , 409 | $5 , 877 , 178 | $15 , 761 , 591 | $74 , 771 , 194 | $22 , 699 , 252 | $124 , 969 , 707 | $79 , 711 , 033 | $12 , 952 , 080 | $16 , 699 , 740 | $297 , 000 , 000 | $1 , 305 , 943 , 737 | $21 , 134 , 988 | $19 , 596 , 000 | $24 , 254 , 111 | $50 , 391 , 902 | $21 , 168 , 152 | $40 , 152 , 000 | $407 , 889 , 000 | $8 , 745 , 373 | $15 , 826 , 540 | $27 , 615 , 065 | N / A | $62 , 729 , 684 | $362 , 078 , 890 | $32 , 138 , 438 | $26 , 221 , 136 | $88 , 245 , 000 | $41 , 219 , 625 | $109 , 374 , 334 | $11 , 682 , 169 | $16 , 450 , 441 | $7 , 164 , 534 | $45 , 594 , 817 | $26 , 830 , 106 | $95 , 786 , 717 | $122 , 570 , 081 | N / A | N / A | N / A | $164 , 674 , 000 | $19 , 986 , 638 | $183 , 848 , 236 | $880 , 255 , 464 | $11 , 757 , 763 | $49 , 927 , 074 | $31 , 384 , 515 | $19 , 799 , 905 | $9 , 035 , 326 | $2 , 944 , 438 | $42 , 000 , 000 | $76 , 531 , 290 | N / A | $82 , 145 , 408 | $53 , 822 , 492 | $49 , 320 , 359 | $2 , 357 , 134 | $62 , 760 , 291 | $66 , 842 , 675 | $4 , 601 , 487 , 813 | $58 , 984 , 440 | $21 , 109 , 882 | $38 , 253 , 067 | $12 , 459 , 278 | $2 , 338 , 890 | $203 , 162 , 000 | $19 , 401 , 794 | $8 , 335 , 334 | $899 , 688 | $14 , 361 , 385 | N / A | $25 , 974 , 466 | $12 , 141 , 741 | $7 , 660 , 559 | $35 , 374 , 448 | N / A | $32 , 834 , 168 | $55 , 869 , 214 | $343 , 792 , 740 | $15 , 283 , 799 | $330 , 165 , 755 | $14 , 580 , 948 | $27 , 863 , 665 | $18 , 016 , 304 | $230 , 421 , 060 | $69 , 774 , 138 | $24 , 404 , 087 | $958 , 343 | $8 , 352 , 264 | $12 , 284 , 572 | $444 , 222 , 694 | $28 , 757 , 000 | $36 , 438 , 362 | N / A | $16 , 045 , 963 | $41 , 872 , 584 | $31 , 483 , 030 | $895 , 107 , 000 | $1 , 261 , 893 , 000 | $21 , 793 , 122 | $293 , 382 , 177 | $33 , 343 , 437 | N / A | $197 , 908 , 531 | $10 , 811 , 085 | $109 , 494 , 145 | $20 , 650 , 372 | $72 , 084 , 842 | N / A | $8 , 817 , 722 | $39 , 308 , 668 | $53 , 548 , 514 | $11 , 816 , 932 | $11 , 339 , 440 | $1 , 076 , 249 , 000 | $74 , 817 , 699 | $58 , 003 , 793 | $85 , 907 , 969 | $7 , 353 , 000 | $540 , 154 , 000 | $59 , 412 , 281 | $115 , 399 , 281 | $37 , 720 , 678 | $193 , 534 , 107 | $5 , 437 , 269 | $108 , 377 , 483 | $81 , 312 , 963 | $102 , 371 , 153 | $47 , 764 , 098 | $26 , 035 , 389 , 000 | $194 , 705 , 411 | $46 , 323 , 982 | $336 , 086 , 000 | $60 , 538 , 004 | $29 , 952 , 656 | $8 , 883 , 921 | $136 , 696 , 935 | $30 , 573 , 006 | N / A | $256 , 487 , 704 | N / A | $140 , 856 , 221 | $206 , 571 , 265 | $111 , 569 , 087 | $8 , 922 , 638 | $47 , 488 , 121 | $125 , 293 , 841 | $30 , 508 , 920 | $72 , 177 , 628 | $37 , 739 , 902 | $370 , 763 , 000 | $15 , 700 , 287 | $17 , 144 , 023 | $94 , 865 , 292 | $174 , 911 , 000 | $46 , 243 , 315 | $158 , 960 , 484 | $11 , 258 , 427 | $643 , 520 , 056 | $11 , 793 , 046 | $52 , 496 , 237 | $21 , 495 , 471 | $433 , 379 , 141 | $165 , 324 , 374 | $9 , 566 , 552 | $23 , 268 , 557 | $40 , 594 , 808 | $21 , 632 , 896 | $53 , 424 , 114 | $131 , 423 , 642 | $1 , 983 , 341 , 000 | $192 , 317 , 807 | N / A | $57 , 486 , 612 | $122 , 589 , 205 | $259 , 808 , 538 | $15 , 941 , 554 | $14 , 880 , 718 | $13 , 640 , 241 | $22 , 081 , 270 | $28 , 671 , 894 | $8 , 047 , 554 | $151 , 055 , 850 | $5 , 813 , 684 | $6 , 071 , 032 | $21 , 984 , 655 | $44 , 187 , 391 | $57 , 550 , 359 | $9 , 999 , 717 | $567 , 918 , 593 | $48 , 364 , 703 | N / A | $53 , 881 , 647 | N / A | $11 , 192 , 514 | N / A | $22 , 368 , 193 | $22 , 478 , 426 | N / A | $42 , 222 , 080 | $7 , 799 , 848 | $886 , 234 , 000 | $83 , 613 , 889 | N / A | $142 , 576 , 277 | $5 , 197 , 172 | $165 , 600 , 644 | N / A | $34 , 915 , 025 | N / A | N / A | $58 , 212 , 416 | $51 , 874 , 685 | $34 , 972 , 028 | $19 , 487 , 071 | $23 , 909 , 210 | $345 , 108 , 993 | $298 , 570 , 817 | $278 , 873 , 000 | $174 , 758 , 444 | $239 , 504 , 000 | $93 , 370 , 213 | $102 , 385 , 450 | $62 , 177 , 036 | $17 , 667 , 819 | $38 , 397 , 563 | $544 , 541 , 000 | $6 , 521 , 746 | $21 , 324 , 031 | $10 , 875 , 611 | $14 , 957 , 897 | $30 , 998 , 000 | $42 , 844 , 984 | $10 , 253 , 298 | $593 , 855 | $189 , 895 | $13 , 383 , 838 | $7 , 089 , 575 | $51 , 601 , 108 | $103 , 542 , 266 | $285 , 500 , 000 | $68 , 193 , 266 | N / A | $27 , 951 , 878 | $17 , 893 , 281 | $41 , 163 , 815 | $28 , 877 , 868 | $28 , 098 , 258 | $7 , 982 , 021 , 000 | $6 , 164 , 832 | $9 , 569 , 497 | $0 | $69 , 738 , 000 | $20 , 729 , 319 | $58 , 640 , 584 | $148 , 391 , 345 | N / A | $65 , 052 , 991 | $28 , 045 , 769 | $98 , 039 , 167 | $12 , 886 , 830 | $313 , 255 , 789 | $1 , 359 , 659 , 000 | $63 , 913 , 000 | $699 , 684 , 000 | N / A | N / A | $14 , 208 , 871 | $10 , 282 , 474 | $84 , 409 , 428 | $73 , 354 , 213 | $156 , 570 , 854 | $33 , 722 , 431 | $30 , 076 , 000 | $5 , 902 , 000 | $16 , 932 , 852 | $50 , 829 , 960 | $254 , 328 , 804 | $3 , 544 , 553 | $25 , 467 , 845 | N / A | $100 , 115 , 729 | $2 , 209 , 695 | $21 , 692 , 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| IIRILLRRRIRIRIIRRI | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 49% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 70% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 62% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 46% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 34% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 42% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 79% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 56% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 40% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 74% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 76% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 9% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 66% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 75% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 78% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 85% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 53% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 16% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 68% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 60% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 49% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 63% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 80% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 61% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 90% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 77% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 94% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 53% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 94% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 79% | Fall 2009 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acceptance rate 74% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 67% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 30% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 75% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 56% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 63% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 47% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 87% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 61% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 73% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 38% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 91% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 7% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 34% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 74% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 25% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 73% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 69% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 65% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 80% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 71% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate N / A | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 62% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 88% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 56% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 57% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 90% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 74% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 72% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 84% | Fall 2009 acceptance rate 82% | Fall 2009 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| IIRILLRRRIRIRIIRRRRIR | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $22 , 760 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $27 , 400 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $25 , 900 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $31 , 283 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $26 , 360 | In - state tuition and fees : N / A ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : N / A | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $31 , 186 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $32 , 740 | 2009 - 2010 In - state tuition and fees : $4 , 498 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $11 , 064 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $22 , 204 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $25 , 976 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $9 , 500 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $34 , 810 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $27 , 580 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $25 , 480 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $20 , 060 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $36 , 697 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $40 , 862 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $19 , 950 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $24 , 000 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $22 , 242 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $4 , 992 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $16 , 305 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $23 , 206 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $32 , 720 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $7 , 661 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $20 , 596 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $6 , 640 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $14 , 860 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $5 , 908 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $11 , 008 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $23 , 303 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $27 , 404 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $31 , 305 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $7 , 900 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $21 , 916 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $6 , 730 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $19 , 090 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $28 , 864 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $30 , 012 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $25 , 104 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $27 , 850 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $6 , 048 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $18 , 576 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $22 , 956 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $21 , 800 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $28 , 800 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $22 , 280 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $25 , 260 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $8 , 214 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $21 , 666 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $17 , 340 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $41 , 670 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $41 , 990 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $40 , 546 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $21 , 784 | 2010 - 2011 Comprehensive Fee : $53 , 300 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $29 , 754 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $7 , 778 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $16 , 484 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $19 , 550 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $33 , 228 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $21 , 988 | 2009 - 2010 In - state tuition and fees : $7 , 316 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $10 , 094 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $3 , 707 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $12 , 822 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $33 , 250 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $28 , 660 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $35 , 900 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $26 , 827 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $29 , 248 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $31 , 272 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $13 , 520 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $30 , 765 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $26 , 000 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $39 , 158 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $4 , 374 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $13 , 578 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $26 , 248 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $26 , 475 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $18 , 045 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $6 , 681 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $17 , 808 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $39 , 040 | 2009 - 2010 Tuition and Fees : $28 , 976 | 2009 - 2010 In - state tuition and fees : $4 , 952 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $10 , 684 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $7 , 676 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $17 , 546 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $15 , 010 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $26 , 425 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $10 , 092 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $16 , 812 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $18 , 358 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $7 , 800 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $13 , 880 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $13 , 860 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $4 , 372 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $17 , 052 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $32 , 294 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $24 , 162 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $5 , 238 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $19 , 773 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $20 , 380 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $38 , 277 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $7 , 065 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $13 , 145 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $20 , 320 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $8 , 480 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $16 , 625 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $41 , 190 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $24 , 655 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $15 , 922 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $14 , 306 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $23 , 904 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $6 , 904 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $16 , 950 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $38 , 088 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $24 , 582 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $22 , 410 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $22 , 236 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $27 , 970 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $8 , 684 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $25 , 448 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $27 , 640 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $40 , 203 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $41 , 242 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $7 , 852 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $24 , 890 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $8 , 716 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $26 , 926 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $26 , 176 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $5 , 296 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $16 , 910 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $41 , 070 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $4 , 888 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $12 , 000 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $30 , 925 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $29 , 458 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $24 , 500 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $35 , 142 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $21 , 700 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $20 , 980 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $9 , 088 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $13 , 402 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $20 , 292 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $20 , 924 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $37 , 482 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $13 , 088 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $28 , 800 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $33 , 458 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $25 , 610 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $41 , 280 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $30 , 503 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $32 , 364 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $41 , 604 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $18 , 074 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $15 , 946 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $27 , 500 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $14 , 040 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $20 , 990 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $34 , 630 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $38 , 416 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $40 , 390 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $22 , 620 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $40 , 624 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $15 , 820 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $22 , 780 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $6 , 444 ; 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Out - of - state tuition and fees : $24 , 542 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $6 , 624 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $18 , 144 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $25 , 200 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $7 , 368 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $19 , 780 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $23 , 682 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $24 , 600 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $6 , 620 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $15 , 293 |
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Out - of - state tuition and fees : $13 , 381 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $7 , 590 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $14 , 820 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $24 , 800 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $5 , 953 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $11 , 000 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $7 , 252 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $18 , 846 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $6 , 229 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $16 , 189 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $5 , 269 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $18 , 559 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $29 , 330 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $13 , 675 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $27 , 645 | 2010 - 2011 Tuition and Fees : $30 , 750 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $6 , 668 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $12 , 218 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $6 , 585 ; Out - of - state tuition and fees : $18 , 311 | 2010 - 2011 In - state tuition and fees : $6 , 665 ; 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| IIRILLRRRIRIRIIRRRRRRIII | Abilene Christian University is a vibrant , innovative , Christ - centered community that engages students in authentic spiritual and intellectual growth , equipping them to make a real difference in the world. The incorporation of cutting - edge technology into learning has positioned the university as a leader in the integration of mobile - learning technology. Students use their iPhones or iPod touches as part of the university's innovative academic and social experiences. Abilene Christian continues to receive worldwide recognition for its innovation both in and out of the classroom. ACU has received both national and international honors , including Alcatel - Lucent's first - ever Dynamic Enterprise Award , for its innovative communications solution that enhances the learning experience for students. At the Handheld Learning Conference , a British educational conference , ACU was one of three finalists for the Handheld Learning Innovation Award for Tertiary Education. ACU also received the Institutional Excellence in Information Communication Technology Award by the Association for Information Communications Technology Professionals in Higher Education. While ACU is affiliated with the Churches of Christ , the university welcomes all students who value the strong Christian environment and exceptional academic programs offered on campus. More than 4 , 800 students attend ACU from all 50 states and 60 countries. The diverse and global environment cultivates a strong learning experience. Students are served by faculty members who focus on high academic teaching , scholarship and service. Undergraduates regularly participate in significant research projects alongside faculty members , and many ACU students go on to earn their doctorates. The university includes the colleges of Arts and Sciences , Biblical Studies , Business Administration , Education and Human Services , the Graduate School , the Graduate School of Theology , the School of Information Technology and Computing , the School of Social Work , the Honors College , and the Patty Hanks Shelton School of Nursing. ACU's College of Business Administration remains in the five percent of business schools in the world officially accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication produces The Optimist , the first student newspaper to be published on Apple's new iPad. Several academic departments across campus have collaborated on the project , pairing ACU's oldest student medium with a brand - new device. The JMC department also features a new , state - of - the - art converged media newsroom where print , broadcast and online student media staff produce award - winning work together. The Body & Soul pre - med / pre - dental program at ACU offers students unique opportunities that prepare them for high acceptance into professional schools. Graduates are accepted into medical school at a rate almost double the national average. ACU's Teacher Education program offers an innovative Summer Institute for Beginning Teachers , where alumni return to campus to network and share experiences from their first years in the classroom. Since 1999 , ACU students and faculty members in the Department of Physics have been part of the Pioneering High Energy Nuclear Interaction eXperiment ( PHENIX ) at Brookhaven National Laboratory. The PHENIX project uses the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider ( RHIC ), the world's highest energy density particle accelerator , to study the "perfect" liquid , which is created by crashing ions together. ACU physics undergraduates are listed as co - authors on numerous papers presenting the project's groundbreaking research. Abilene Christian students have numerous learning opportunities outside the classroom , from summer internships with top firms in various fields to exciting Study Abroad classrooms in Europe , South America and Asia. ACU's mission is to educate students for Christian service and leadership throughout the world. | Adelphi University has a rich history , an exciting present , and a limitless future. Founded in 1896 , Adelphi University was Long Island's first private co - educational institution of higher learning. Since 2007 , Adelphi has been cited as a "Best Buy" by the best - selling Fiske Guide to Colleges , one of only a handful of private universities to make the list. The New York Times wrote in fall 2006 , "By practically every measure , the university is thriving." As Adelphi grows , our academic programs evolve to reflect the needs and interests of our more than 8 , 400 students from 37 states and close to 50 countries including an acclaimed Honors College ; career - advancing joint degree programs ; sought - after performing arts programs ; and professional programs in social work , nursing , business , psychology , and education. Internationally recognized scholars and artists fill the ranks of Adelphi's more than 900 full - and part - time faculty members. Adelphi's main 75 - acre campus in historic Garden City has six residence halls and is conveniently located 45 minutes from New York City , and just a few miles from some of Long Island's most beautiful beaches , parks , and cultural centers. Students may join Adelphi's more than 80 student organizations , including fraternities , sororities , and academic honor societies. Access to professional internships in all industries , whether in New York City or on Long Island , abounds. An expanded career center connects student with a range of professional opportunities. Specialized extracurricular and academic programs promote student involvement in civic and community service. Adelphi has outstanding NCAA Division I and II intercollegiate athletic teams , including its Division II National Championship women's lacrosse team as well as an array of intramural activities. In fall 2008 , Adelphi opened a state - of - the - art performing arts center and center for recreation and sports. The carefully designed building complex serves as a vibrant hub for student activities , cultural performances , athletic competitions , and academics. Adelphi students have free access to student counseling , financial aid advising , mentoring , and other life improvement services. Students wishing to study abroad will find ample opportunities and personalized assistance in selecting programs through Adelphi's study abroad office. Through its schools , the College of Arts and Sciences , the Gordon F. Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies , the Honors College , University College , the Ruth S. Ammon School of Education , and the Schools of Business , Nursing , and Social Work , Adelphi offers more than 100 undergraduate and graduate programs of study at our main Garden City campus and at off - campus centers in Hauppauge , Manhattan , and Hudson Valley. | Our distinctiveness begins from our mission : "Adrian College , a liberal arts College in the United Methodist tradition , is committed to the pursuit of truth and to the dignity of all people. Through active and creative learning in a supportive community , students are challenged to achieve excellence in their academic , personal , and professional lives , and to contribute to a more socially just society." More recently , our Ribbons of Excellence grew from our mission. In 1887 , the seniors presented a cane , symbolic of leadership and hard work , to the junior class officers. It has been handed down every year by since , and each class attaches a ribbon. In 2007 , our academic community adopted the idea of the ribbons to represent standards of excellence. These new "ribbons of excellence" are : 1 ) Caring for humanity and the world : making socially responsible decisions ; providing service to local and global communities ; interacting positively with persons of diverse cultures and backgrounds. 2 ) Learning throughout a lifetime : continuing to ask important questions ; pursuing knowledge in each new age ; remaining open to new learning experiences. 3 ) Thinking critically : developing critical habits of mind ; exploring multiple points of view ; raising thoughtful questions , identifying problems and solutions. 4 ) Crossing boundaries and disciplines : developing literacy in multiple fields ; personifying the liberal arts experience ; making connections across disciplines. 5 ) Developing creativity : engaging in creative arts ; developing creative talents and skills ; recognizing and employing figurative expression. These permeate our campus culture , especially on Ribbons of Excellence Day as campus and community convene to celebrate scholarly and creative activities of our students. Adrian College offers numerous enriching educational experiences. Almost one quarter of last year's graduating class studied abroad. Many academic programs require internships or practicums , giving students opportunities to apply their studies in real - world situations. Many courses are designed around service learning. Examples include Biology students working with the River Raisin Watershed Council , Teacher Education students tutoring at local schools , and Business students consulting for local non - profits. All majors require a Capstone Experience , where seniors synthesize years of learning into a single project. We have also been the recipient of Fulbright Arabic Scholars for the past three years , enriching our language offerings and campus culture. Adrian College is also proud to participate in Operation Education , a program that helps wounded veterans earn an education. Adrian College is experiencing tremendous growth through its Renaissance campaigns , which continue to transform our teaching , learning , and scholarly environments. Renaissance I brought new athletic facilities , including a multisport performance stadium and ice arena , and new programs , including a marching band and the Athletic Training Program. Renaissance II is bringing innovative educational opportunities. For example , Rush Hall was transformed from an old bookstore to the home of the Communication Arts and Sciences program , complete with new media studios , sound rooms , and editing labs , and we have invested in several technology initiatives , including smart classrooms , digital library resources , Blackboard , and a significant increase in our Internet bandwidth to 90Mbps max throughput. Renaissance II also prompted the creation of Institutes , which integrate theoretical and practical learning in distinctive ways. These are the Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies , the Institute for Health Studies , the Institute for Study Abroad , the Institute for Ethics , and the Institute for Law and Public Policy. Institutes promote interdisciplinary learning , seek unique opportunities for students , give a platform for student - faculty collaboration , and foster projects that benefit our campus culture. | Agnes Scott College educates women to think deeply , live honorably and engage the intellectual and social challenges of their times. Students are drawn to Agnes Scott by its excellent academic reputation , exceptional faculty and metropolitan Atlanta location , offering myriad cultural and experiential learning opportunities. A diverse and growing residential community of scholars , this highly selective liberal arts college presents its curriculum with international context. Study abroad is encouraged by offering faculty - led travel tied to classroom study to broaden understanding of cultural values and contrasts. A strong record of student achievement is found in the numbers of Agnes Scott students who earn prestigious scholarships and fellowships including Fulbright grants , Rhodes Scholarships , Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowships and Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships. An array of experiential learning opportunities also encourages students to apply learning to career development. By challenging its students to demonstrate leadership in their education and serve their communities at home and abroad , Agnes Scott College delivers on its promise : The World for Women. | At Alaska Pacific , we believe that how you learn is as important as what you learn. New students are struck by how beautiful , personal and genuine this university is. The faculty care about students , students care passionately about their education and about the world ; the campus is utterly spectacular. Alaska Pacific's distinctive form of education results in graduates who have the advantages of a liberal arts education , a pre - professional education , and a leadership education , all delivered in an integrated process of active learning. | The primary mission of Albany State University is to educate students to become outstanding contributors to society. Central to the mission , the University embraces "Potential. Realized." , a philosophy that intends to encourage and inspire all members of its University community to discover , cultivate and develop their unique talents and gifts. Academic highlights include : fourth highest retention rate among 25 institutions of the system and now the second highest among state universities of the system ; triple spring - to - spring enrollment ; nursing graduates boast 100% exam pass rate ; four undergraduate colleges ; graduate school offering six programs ; training in pre - law , pre - medicine , pre - dentistry and pre - pharmacy ; special Military Science ( Army ROTC ) Program ; national accreditation in public administration , nursing , business , education , forensic science , and social work with eight - year approval rating ( highest that can be awarded ); continuous quality improvement in student services most recently with addition of brand new apartment / suite style residence halls , a Subway and an additional eatery in Student Union ; faster access to refunds via HigherOne's Easy Refund Card , and further expansion of University's technology infrastructure just to name a few ; recent academic venture with two local institutions are aimed to offer Nursing , Forensic Science and ROTC programs as part of an effort to help deepen the state's labor pool ; excellent faculty grantsmanship funds to provide quality student training and promote student achievement. | Albion College offers a strong liberal arts curriculum with opportunities for preprofessional specialization in law , medicine , education , business , and the sciences. Career readiness is further enhanced by the "Albion Advantage , " a four - year program of academic and career exploration for students in any major. Beginning in their first semester on campus , students integrate their academic work and career preparation , creating a comprehensive life plan. Through the Albion Advantage , they gain the professional skills and practical experience needed for career success. The program culminates in the Albion Advantage Pledge , the College's assurance that students will have post - graduate support , such as an additional research experience , an internship , or extended career services , if desired , as they pursue their life's work. | Our mission is to inspire and educate the scholar and leader in each student , building on a strong foundation in the liberal arts and sciences and a commitment to the best of human values , fostering a commitment to a lifetime of service and learning. | Alcorn State University is known as a campus of excellence and an academic resort. We are located on 1700 acres of scenic land in southwest Mississippi. The campus has a uniquely harmonious blend of rich , historic buildings and modern , innovative facilities. Alcorn State University has received recognition throughout the United States of America for its excellence in liberal arts , agricultural research , technology , nursing and fine arts. We also have one of the largest marching bands in the United States of America and have won numerous athletic championships in men's and women's sports. Our alumni have distinguished themselves in many professional arenas including medicine , law , government , education , business and entrepreneurship , research , entertainment , and professional athletics. For more than 125 years , Alcorn State has educated leaders in the full range of professions agriculture , the arts , business , human services , education , law , politics , medicine , and nursing. An important reason for our graduates' success : At Alcorn , students form close , collaborative relationships with faculty mentors. Whatever your major , Alcorn professors will be there for you every step of the way : as you select courses to fulfill our general education requirements in the liberal arts and sciences , as you explore possible majors , and as you complete courses in the academic field of your choice. Questions? Just ask. The learning environment at Alcorn is friendly and relaxed , and the student - to - faculty ratio is a comfortable seventeen to one. Our two campuses - in Lorman and in Natchez - cover more than 1 , 700 acres. But Alcorn is an environment scaled to the individual. A look at our campuses will show you that we're growing. A $10 million math and science building with $3 million in state - of - the - art equipment is one of the newest additions to Alcorn's 1 , 700 - acre Lorman campus. Succeeding at Alcorn takes hard work , commitment , and determination. But you can count on support all around you - from administrators , professors , and other students. Three out of four students live on campus , and making friends is easy. Dozens of clubs and organizations offer opportunities for getting involved , developing leadership skills , and just having fun. The supportive environment is a big factor in many student's decision to attend Alcorn. | Located on a beautiful 170 acre wooded hilltop overlooking the historic town of Philippi , West Virginia , Alderson - Broaddus College is a church - related professional education and liberal arts institution with a regionally renowned program leading to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing. The programs in Applied Music , and Music Education have led to the recognition of the College as a Yamaha School of Music Excellence. All science labs feature state - of - the - art technologies , while the college is currently expanding its music facilities. Modern computer labs , computer access in each residence hall room , Wireless throughout the entire campus , and the state's only small college cadaver lab make A - B an attractive place in which to live and learn. Students compete in eleven men's and women's sports at the NCAA Division II level. Alderson - Broaddus College is affiliated with the West Virginia Baptist Convention and the American Baptist Churches , USA. | Alfred University aims to provide academically challenging programs in a student - centered environment in order to prepare well - educated , independent thinkers ready for lives of continuous intellectual and personal growth. We are committed to both teaching and research , and are devoted to the pursuit of technical expertise , artistic creativity and humanistic learning. | Alice Lloyd journeyed from Boston to Kentucky in 1915 , seeking a milder climate in which to recover from her failing health. In the Appalachian Mountains , she found that education became her life's work. She truly believed that these hills and hollows held the leaders of tomorrow. Thus , Alice Lloyd College ( ALC ) was born. From its inception , Alice Lloyd College has placed a supreme value on educating the whole person. The name of the community , Pippa Passes , originated from a poem by Robert Browning called "Pippa's Song". Pippa was a poor mill child who passed through the surrounding villages singing lyrics that ultimately changed the troubled lives of the people she encountered. This great work became a symbol for one of the purposes of Alice Lloyd College : the influence of unconscious good upon the world. It was Alice Lloyd and co - founder June Buchanan who saw the spirit of learning prevail both in and out of the classroom , forming the basis of character education. The "Christian Forum" required students to discuss ethical and moral issues , life's purposes and goals , and Christian standards of conduct. These values were all significant in the total educational experience. Leadership was the desired result of character building. Today , this tradition remains a central focus of Alice Lloyd College. It is reflected in the leadership of its faculty and staff ; Student Work Program ; Caney Convocation Series ; a special leadership course required of freshman students ; and high standards of conduct , dress , and attitude. Students and parents alike are reminded of the College's philosophy during orientation sessions. It is expected that students who have engaged in the Alice Lloyd College experience will not only be intellectually equipped to continue their pursuit of learning , but will also be prepared as responsible citizens for a life of service and leadership. The idea of working for an education at ALC is as old as the school itself. Early students provided labor in exchange for tuition , room , and board. They were earning their own way on the path of becoming the leaders of tomorrow. Today , tuition is guaranteed to qualified students residing in 108 Central Appalachian counties in parts of five states. At Alice Lloyd College , every full - time student is required to work as a part of his or her overall educational experience. So committed is the College to the concept of student leadership , that successful completion of the work assignment is a graduation requirement. Alice Lloyd College provides a comprehensive leadership development program for its students. This training contains aspects of leadership philosophy , citizenship , and cultural development , which build upon a strong traditional liberal arts education. The institution attempts to infuse leadership education initiatives into all aspects of the educational experience including formal classroom instruction ; activities that enable students to experience cultures outside of Appalachia ; group learning activities ; involvement in service to others ; and activities that place them in leadership roles. To accomplish this ideal , the Academic , Student Services , and Work Program have become intimately connected in pursuing the mission of preparing leaders to serve Appalachia through a formal leadership development program. Through the years , Alice Lloyd College has impacted many lives , and in turn , those people have become leaders in their communities and the region serving in roles such as doctors , lawyers , ministers , political leaders , and educators. Alice Lloyd College has been marketed as a college that is Providing Leadership for Appalachia. | UNUSUAL COMBINATIONS. At Allegheny , we feel so strongly about unusual combinations that they are built right into our curriculum : We're one of the few liberal arts colleges nationally that will ask you to choose a minor as well as a major. Does this make school more difficult? In some ways it probably does. But we find that our students love the challenge. A nationally known residential college of liberal arts and sciences , Allegheny is a unique place where students embrace the College's total educational experience. Our 2 , 100 students have the uncanny ability to create unusual combinations of interests , skills , and talents. These "wonderfully weird" combinations enhance our students' success here and ensure excellence in their future careers. For example , Allegheny students might study political science as they prepare for medical school. They might take ballroom dancing , participate in varsity basketball , and conduct lab research???all in the same week. The classroom experience is enhanced by nationally recognized programs such as the Center for Political Participation , the Center for Experiential Learning , and the Center for Economic and Environmental Development , which offer students powerful and engaging out - of - classroom experiences. With more than 900 unique combinations of majors and minors , and a capstone comprehensive senior project , Allegheny students can explore all of their interests. Our undergraduate residential education prepares young adults for successful , meaningful lives by promoting students' intellectual , moral , and social development and encouraging personal and civic responsibility. Allegheny's faculty and staff combine high academic standards and a commitment to the exchange of knowledge with a supportive approach to learning. Students thrive in the unusual combinations culture , developing highly valued abilities to explore critical issues from multiple perspectives. Graduates are equipped to think critically and creatively , write clearly , speak persuasively , and meet challenges in a diverse , interconnected world. The nation's 32nd oldest college , Allegheny is known for its rich history , stunning campus , and professors who not only know students by name but also take pride in their students' success. Our students often work side by side with faculty on research and creative projects that are often reserved only for graduate students at other colleges and universities. | Alma College , a four - year liberal arts college in the middle of Michigan's Lower Peninsula , offers a personalized education that engages students in transformative learning experiences. Founded in 1886 and affiliated with the Presbyterian Church ( U.S.A. ), Alma is committed to a quality undergraduate education and the development of responsible leaders through its Center for Responsible Leadership. Academic excellence and a deep regard for students as individuals are fundamental to its educational residential programs. Its small size enables many opportunities for one - on - one collaboration with faculty. Students also participate in research , community service and study abroad activities. Alma's mission is to prepare graduates who think critically , serve generously , lead purposefully and live responsibly as stewards of the world they bequeath to future generations. | Alvernia University is a private Franciscan institution rooted in the Catholic and liberal arts traditions , offering more than 50 undergraduate programs of study , seven masters degrees , five graduate certifications , four graduate dual programs , and one doctoral degree. More than 2 , 850 traditional day , evening undergraduate , and graduate students are enrolled across three Pennsylvania locations and at numerous off sites. Alvernia , which acquired university status in September of 2008 , was founded as a liberal arts college in 1958 by a Catholic order of women , the Bernardine Franciscan sisters , who emigrated from Eastern Europe to Eastern Pennsylvania to teach the families of immigrant miners more than 100 years ago. Their values of social justice and peacemaking are at the core of their academic program. In this tradition , education is not about knowledge merely for its own sake , but about applying ideas in service to others. They foster moral leadership and service in the interest of peace and justice , locally and globally , challenging students to grow personally and to achieve their calling in life as teachers , nurses , business executives , psychologists , parents , athletes , lawyers , historians , and more , preparing graduates for life and work in a world calling for civic engagement and moral leadership. In 2008 they received the prestigious Community Engagement Designation from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. In 2009 they were named to the President???s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary service efforts and service to America???s communities by the Corporation for National and Community Service. Their flagship undergraduate programs include criminal justice , business , education , and nursing , and , on the graduate level , the master in business administration and the master in education. Alvernia???s First - Year experience for incoming freshmen and their intervention efforts to keep students on track academically was twice recognized by the National Resource Center for the First - Year Experience : as a semi - finalist in 2005 and as a full awardee in 2006 , with the First Year Student Advocate Award , given to Alvernia???s Dean of Academic Advancement , only one of 10 such awardees nationally. New programs and community initiatives are being launched by the Holleran Center for Community Engagement and the Center for Ethics and Leadership , building on existing efforts in civic engagement , ethics , and leadership ; serving as incubators for innovation ; and fostering expanded faculty and student collaboration. The Holleran Center for Community Engagement ( HCCE ) is an emerging catalyst for creating strategic community partnerships and for establishing Alvernia as a regional leader in community - based learning. The HCCE strengthens student learning by making the community an essential part of the curriculum and , at the same time , helps improve the quality of life in its local and regional communities. The Center for Ethics and Leadership ( CEL ) promotes inquiry and reflection concerning the ethical dimension of leadership and the leadership implications of important ethical issues. The CEL seeks to strengthen campus intellectual life and help foster community growth and awareness concerning issues of ethics and leadership. The strength of Alvernia???s faculty regarding ethics and leadership education has resulted in programs to develop leaders in the for - profit and non - profit sectors and new public events and programs addressing ethical issues. In March of 2007 , Alvernia completed a new strategic plan and launched its first ever comprehensive master plan which will mean $25 - 30 million of capital improvements to the Reading campus over the next 10 years. In 2008 , Alvernia celebrated its golden anniversary -- 50 years of preparing graduates to achieve their personal dreams and professional success , to be engaged citizens and lifelong learners. | Alverno College , a four - year independent , Catholic , liberal arts college for women , exists to promote the personal and professional development of its students. The college has earned accolades and respect internationally for its highly effective ability - based , assessment - as - learning approach to education. Alverno has consulted with three U.S. presidential administrations on accountability and outcomes in higher education. Educators from throughout the world visit Alverno to learn about its proven , student - centered teaching methods. In fall of 2009 , U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan touted Alverno as an educational institution that excels in preparing teachers. In addition , Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle visited the College to highlight its innovative teacher programs and the importance of developing great teachers for tomorrow. The Alverno environment actively engages students in their education through hands - on practical learning. Its highly developed off - campus internship program is woven into the curriculum and provides students professional support in their educational endeavors. This support includes a professional advising office and a fully staffed career education center. Alverno College also hosts a Diagnostic Digital Portfolio -- an Alverno - patented , first - of - its - kind Web - based system which helps students process the feedback they receive from faculty , external assessors and peers. Alverno offers more than 35 major program areas of study , including graduate programs in education , nursing and business that are open to women and men. For more information about Alverno , visit our Web site at www.alverno.edu or call us at 1 - 800 - 933 - 3401. | At American University ( AU ) in Washington , D.C. , students learn from award - winning authors , policymakers , artists , scholars and researchers , filmmakers , lawyers , scientists , and journalists. AU faculty are both leaders in their discipline and committed teachers , with 94 percent holding the highest degree in their field. Leveraging our location , AU faculty provide students with the necessary balance between theory and practice , with our nation???s capital serving as their laboratory for learning. But it???s not just what AU students learn. Rather , it???s what they do with that knowledge. AU students are doers , active citizens who strive to serve the world around them via hands - on research , internships , community and volunteer service , and study abroad. For undergraduate students , there are five schools and colleges , which include the School of Public Affairs , one of the nation???s oldest and best ; the School of International Service , the world???s largest of its kind ; and the Kogod School of Business , which was named among the top U.S. business schools in Forbes and Business Week in 2009. The School of Communication has risen to prominence for new models of investigative journalism and news media , and it excels as well in campaign communication and documentary film. The College of Arts and Sciences is the liberal arts foundation of the university and home to distinguished artists , scientists , educators , and renowned presidential and judicial historians. In any of these schools , a student can choose to double major , pursue an interdisciplinary program , or design a unique major that cuts across departments and even schools. Located in the heart of one of the world???s most influential cities , American University???s beautiful 84 - acre campus???itself an arboretum???provides an attractive collegiate setting. Our Katzen Arts Center serves the AU and D.C. community by providing state - of - the - art rehearsal , performance , exhibition , and creative space. In 2010 , the School of International Service will move to its new home , a Gold LEED Certified building , further enhancing the opportunities for one of the world???s most renowned international programs. Of course , Washington???s unparalleled sites and opportunities surround and inform the AU campus. Outside the classroom , students have a choice of more than 200 student organizations covering a wide variety of outlooks and interests , as befits a campus twice named since 2006 the most politically active in the country. For those looking to go abroad , AU Abroad offers options in more than 145 locations in 44 countries. American University???s award - winning Career Center helps students land internships and careers available nowhere else in the world. | Amherst College is widely regarded as one of the nation's very best liberal arts colleges. Enrolling 1 , 600 students from nearly every state and more than 40 countries , Amherst features an open curriculum and offers the BA in 33 fields of study. Amherst is part of the Five College Consortium with Smith College , Hampshire College , Mount Holyoke College and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. | Anderson University , founded in 1911 , is a private , liberal arts - based comprehensive university affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention. The campus is located in scenic Upstate South Carolina near the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains , and boasts lovely southern architecture , surrounded by a host of giant oaks , native dogwoods and azaleas. With over 50 majors and concentrations , Anderson University brings an added dimension to the university experience with an intense focus on teaching and learning , and professors who are as much mentors to their students as instructors. The University boasts a graduate program which includes an MBA degree as well as a Masters of Education. AU has a highly regarded business school , a regionally recognized college of visual and performing arts , and is one of the leading producers of top - quality teachers in South Carolina. Its School of Interior Design attracts students from every corner of the country due to its high quality of work and small class sizes , which allow meaningful design as early as the freshman year. Anderson students live and learn in a Christian environment that seeks to develop the whole person through encouragement , spiritual development , rigorous academics , meaningful social interaction , and fun. | Anderson University has been dedicated to Christian higher education in the liberal arts since 1917 ; this means scholarship and quality academics in the context of faith and service to church and society. Daily , the institution seeks to foster and nurture graduates who have a global perspective , who are competent , caring , creative , generous persons of character and potential. Campus programs are created to enable each member of the university to become stronger in body , mind and spirit. Anderson University is a member of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities and the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities. The university is recognized for providing outstanding undergraduate and graduate academic quality within a faith community. Classes , taught by full - time faculty , are designed to be small and intimate encouraging teacher / student interaction. University facilities provide approximately 2 , 800 students with state of the art equipment , fully networked classrooms and comfortable residences halls within a well - maintained 163 - acre campus. For more information about Anderson University , visit www.anderson.edu | Andrews University educates its students for generous service to the church and to society in keeping with a faithful witness to Christ and to the worldwide mission of the Seventh - day Adventist Church. Located in Berrien Springs , Michigan , it is only fully accredited institution in the area offering more than 100 practical undergraduate and graduate degrees in business , education , technology , religion , arts and sciences , and architecture. It is a place for students to seek knowledge , affirm their faith , and change the world. Representative of the global community , Andrews' students , faculty , and staff come from over 90 countries. | Outstanding Qualities Appalachian State University aspires to be a model 21st - century , nationally recognized university that combines the best characteristics of liberal arts and research institutions by resourcefully blending teaching and scholarship. We are committed to attracting , educating , and graduating the best students and to producing the highest levels of scholarship. Our mid - sized enrollment , rural location , and quality of academics create a unique environment for student and faculty engagement. In many ways , we combine the best of a small liberal arts college ( e.g. , close relationships among students , faculty , and staff ) and a large research university ( e.g. , breadth of programming and scholarship ) . Offering more than 140 undergraduate and graduate degree programs , Appalachian attracts students from 45 states and more than 54 foreign countries. We emphasize "a community of learners , " a challenging academic environment in which students and faculty together ask questions , explore ideas , cultivate understanding , examine what they believe and delve into new possibilities. Eight academic colleges form our undergraduate and graduate degree offerings : Arts & Sciences , Business , Education , Fine & Applied Arts , Health Sciences & Allied Professions , Music , University College , and Graduate Studies & Research. A nationally recognized first - year experience program combines a variety of programs and experiences "both inside and outside the classroom" that prepare students to live and work in today's complex network of local , regional , and global communities. Exchange programs with 41 universities in 17 countries make Appalachian part of the global academic family. More than 600 students explored the world in the 2009 - 10 academic year through study abroad opportunities , selecting from more than 60 Appalachian overseas education programs. The Institute of International Education ranks Appalachian sixth in the nation among master's degree granting institutions for undergraduates studying abroad. More than $14 million in research and service grants and contracts was awarded to the university during the 2009 - 10 academic year. Our faculty mentor students in research and creative endeavors. Located at 3 , 333 feet in the Blue Ridge Mountains of northwestern North Carolina , Appalachian provides a favorable location for learning to occur. The campus shares an aesthetically pleasing , culturally and recreationally rich mountain environment - all combine to attract a faculty , staff , and student population seeking a high quality of life. We value our unique location - we have a genuine respect for the natural environment and a commitment to principles of sustainability. We have a "green energy" plan and a sustainability council , both of which seek to inform , educate , promote , and protect the natural environment. Our students support the campus through the Renewable Energy Initiative ( REI ), which supports projects related to energy conservation , energy efficiency and renewable energy. New degree programs with an emphasis in sustainable development are further examples of our commitment to educating future generations about the importance of planning and promoting environmental best practices. | Aquinas College , in keeping with its mission statement , offers an approach to learning and living that teaches students unlimited ways of seeing the world. Founded in 1886 by the Dominican Sisters of Grand Rapids , the College's Dominican tradition of working , service and lifelong learning remains alive today in a diverse student body. Students from 22 states and 4 foreign countries are enrolled in undergraduate and graduate programs. Within six months of graduation , nearly all graduates are in full - time jobs , enrolled in professional schools of law , medicine , or dentistry , or in a master or doctoral program. | Arcadia University promises a distinctively global , integrative and personal learning experience that prepares students to contribute and prosper in a diverse and dynamic world. Arcadia is a coeducational , comprehensive private university in metropolitan Philadelphia offering undergraduate and graduate study to more than 4 , 000 students. Arcadia ranks 1st in the nation based on its percentage of undergraduate students studying abroad , according to Open Doors 2009. Approximately four out of five first year students use their passports and almost 80% of the graduating seniors in 2010 earned credits overseas. Arcadia's unique First Year Study Abroad Experience , and London / Scotland Preview programs have been recognized as among the most innovative international programs in the country. | Arizona State University has created a new model for American higher education , an unprecedented combination of academic excellence , entrepreneurial energy and access. ASU is visionary , scaling its commitments to a world that needs big ideas and bold action. It has the strength in numbers to achieve meaningful change , with four distinctive campuses in Metropolitan Phoenix serving more than 68 , 000 students from all fifty states and more than one hundred nations across the globe. ASU transcends boundaries , with research inspired by real world application to address the challenges facing Arizona , the nation and the world. | Overview Arkansas State University - Jonesboro began its centennial year in 2009 , celebrating 100 years of powering the minds of students. It began in Jonesboro , Ark. in 1909 as an agricultural high school and has since developed into a comprehensive university offering top - quality academic programs to students from throughout the United States and the world. More than 12 , 000 students attend the university , which includes students from 58 foreign countries. Academics Arkansas State University - Jonesboro's 11 colleges offer 42 degree programs and 153 fields of study at the doctoral , specialist , master's , bachelor's and associate degree levels. The university is the state's leading provider of nursing graduates , early childhood educators and agriculture business graduates. In addition , ASUJ has top - ranked programs in journalism , radio - television and speech communication. Degree programs in nursing and health professions are greatly in demand , with ASUJ having clinical affiliations with more than 500 healthcare facilities. ASUJ offers management education including international business , technology , entrepreneurship , and economic development through action - based learning. Most of ASUJ's faculty hold the highest possible degrees and are recognized leaders in their fields. ASUJ also has the state - of - the - art Arkansas Biosciences Institute , where undergraduates can conduct cutting - edge research. Student Life Students will find more than 100 campus organizations , 17 men's and women's intramural sports , 17 national Greek organizations , seven men's intercollegiate athletic programs and nine women's intercollegiate sports. There's always something to do at ASUJ , whether it's just hanging with friends at the Student Union , grabbing a bite at the food court , watching a current movie in the on - campus theatre , working out in a fitness center , catching an athletic event or seeing exciting programs and concerts. Living on campus at ASUJ gives you the chance for lifelong friendships and easy access to campus. You'll find monitored card access , 24 - hour reception desks , high - speed Internet , cable , personal telephone and voicemail , laundry facilities and computer labs. ASUJ also offers convenient meal plans. From traditional dorms to garden apartments , each residence hall at ASUJ offers a unique living environment , including first - year residence experience , co - ed and single - sex halls , sorority suites and family housing. ASUJ also offers the Honors Living - Learning Community ( HLLC ) . The HLLC is composed of three separate residential buildings and an Honors classroom that creates a distinct sense of identity for Honors students , while signifying ASUJ's continued commitment to quality education. The HLLC lets Honors students thrive in a residential environment designed with their educational pursuits in mind. Students will have "one howl of an experience" at ASUJ. See student videos and information on financial aid , including ASUJ's Arkansas Promise Scholarship at http :// www.onehowlofanexperience.com / . Athletics The ASUJ Red Wolves compete in NCAA Division I - A , the top level , with 16 men's and women's intercollegiate sports. Men's sports include baseball , basketball , cross country , football , golf and track. Women's sports include basketball , bowling , cross country , golf , soccer , tennis , track and volleyball. Opportunties For more information about educational opportunities at ASUJ , contact the Office of Admissions , admissions@astate.edu or call 870 - 972 - 3024 or 800 - 382 - 3030 ( in - state ) . For information about Graduate School , write gradsch@astate.edu or call 870 - 972 - 3029. For information about International Programs , write to oip@astate.edu or call 870 - 972 - 2329. Additional contact information , mailing addresses , and telephone numbers are available at http :// www2.astate.edu / info / directories / contact - us.dot. | Arkansas Tech University is committed to the growth of its students. We offer over 90 graduate and undergraduate programs of study as well as over 15 certificate programs , we also provide hands - on learning in our classrooms and laboratories , and internships designed to give you real - world experience. | Asbury University , founded in 1890 , is a private Christian Liberal Arts College in the Wesleyan - Holiness tradition whose 65 - acre campus is located 15 miles south of Lexington , KY. Through a commitment to academic excellence and spiritual vitality , Asbury University equips men and women for a lifetime of learning , leadership and service in the professions , society , family and the Church , thereby preparing them to engage their cultures and advance the cause of Christ around the world. The Templeton Foundation named Asbury one of the top character building institutions in the US. Asbury University is a leader in preparing students in the fields of Media Communication , education , and Christian Ministries. | Ashland University is a comprehensive University , historically related to the Brethren Church. The University serves the educational needs of each student by providing programs of high quality that incorporate high expectations of achievement in a challenging and supportive environment. These programs stress both the centrality of the liberal arts and sciences and the importance of professional preparation Judeo - Christian values are the foundation of the educational and social environment of the University and shape the character of the institution. Members of the University community focus on intellectual , spiritual , cultural , physical and social development for the purpose of leading meaningful lives in the world community. | Assumption College , established in 1904 by the Augustinians of the Assumption , is a coeducational institution known for its classic liberal arts curriculum with strong academic programs in business and professional studies. Our 2 , 113 undergraduates choose from 40 majors and 44 minors and explore a rich Catholic intellectual tradition. The academic atmosphere is distinguished by individual attention and the quest for personal excellence. Undergraduates and graduate students join with faculty and staff in a thriving academic , social , and spiritual community as they cultivate the academic skills and personal values they need to meet the demands of a constantly changing world. The theoretical knowledge from the classroom is enhanced by practical application in internships and service learning opportunities. Students gain professional experience and explore their career choices at local , national and international internship sites in a variety of settings. Service learning classes specifically coordinate experiences with nonprofit agencies and organizations so that student can integrate what they are learning in class with a practical application that benefits the broader community. Some Assumption students choose to spend a semester or year abroad as part of their undergraduate education. Our students have studied in Australia , Chile , China , Costa Rica , England , Greece , Ireland , Italy , Japan , and Spain , among other locations. Assumption College???s highly selective Honors Program enables outstanding students to immerse themselves in their individual academic interest / major in creative and personal ways. There is a culture of mentorship within the Assumption community that helps each individual develop a personal compass and find his or her path in life. This is reflected in the co - curricular life of the college. Students participate in more than 60 clubs and organizations that enable them to explore their different interests. Students join academically focused groups , arts and entertainment , media , student government , service organizations , sports and spiritual program initiatives. Assumption is a member of the Northeast - 10 Conference and fields 23 intercollegiate sports teams for men and women. There are also many club and intramural sports programs for students to enjoy. It is a college that encourages students to balance their intellectual , social , spiritual and physical dimensions. At Assumption , 90 percent of the undergraduates live on campus all four years and on - campus housing is guaranteed. The beautiful , 185 - acre campus is in a residential section of Worcester , just a short distance from downtown. Worcester , the second - largest city in New England , is a vibrant college town that is home to 30 , 000 students. There are numerous opportunities for entertainment , internships , and community service. Great restaurants , cultural venues , retail options , and professional sports teams provide students with many off - campus activities. Worcester is centrally located , with Boston , Providence , and Hartford , about an hour???s drive away. There are seven trains to Boston daily. Assumption and 12 other colleges and universities in the region created the Colleges of Worcester Consortium to offer their students even greater academic and social opportunities. Assumption students may cross - register for academic credit at any of the participating colleges and enjoy social and cultural events at those institutions. Free transportation is available to a number of them. Finding the truth about oneself and the nature of the world means learning not only how to ask questions , but also how to find the answers. Assumption College is founded on the premise that the educational experience we provide will help students in that pursuit. Assumption graduates are known for their critical thinking , engaged citizenship and compassionate service. | Auburn University has provided instruction , research and outreach to benefit the state and nation for more than 150 years , and is among a distinctive group of universities designated as Land , Sea , and Space Grant institutions. AU makes a nearly $5 billion economic contribution to the state each year , has more than 250 , 000 graduates and provides 140 degree programs to more than 24 , 500 graduate and undergraduate students. Graduates include six NASA astronauts , the head of the Kennedy Space Center , the nation's first and only class of undergraduate wireless engineers , dozens of CEOs , world - famous architects , and several authors and journalists. AU emphasizes international education , is at the forefront of engineering , transportation technology and veterinary medicine , achieves global impact through modern agricultural , extension and forestry / wildlife programs , and fulfills critical research and national shortages through pharmaceutical , sciences , mathematics , education , nursing and human sciences offerings. | Auburn University - Montgomery mission is to foster and exemplify excellence in education through instruction , research , and service - to provide academic programs that are not only characteristic of the finest traditions of the liberal arts , business , the sciences , nursing , and education , but also consistent with the responsibility of the University to provide support for the functions of government , cultural enrichment through the arts , and regional economic growth. AUM encourages open and free inquiry and seeks to instill in its students ways of thinking , communicating and learning that will be of enduring value. | As the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America's ( ELCA ) most diverse and only urban institution , Augsburg strives to educate both traditional and non - traditional students , offering undergraduate degrees in over 50 major areas of study. The College also grants seven graduate degrees , among them the Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies , the state's only Physician Assistant training program. Augsburg's 3 , 700 students come from diverse religious , cultural and ethnic backgrounds. The College also is a nationally recognized leader in providing services to students with physical and learning disabilities. This on - campus diversity is enhanced by Augsburg's location at the crossroads of the Twin Cities' most diverse neighborhoods. The College's location also provides access for all Augsburg's students to participate in community service and internship experiences that no only enhance their classroom learning but also prepare them for life's work in a multi - cultural society. | Augustana College seeks to develop in students the characteristics of liberally educated persons : clarity of thought and expression , curiosity , fair - mindedness , appreciation for the arts and cultural diversity , intellectual honesty , and a considered set of personal values and commitments. Students combine exploration of the arts , sciences , and humanities with in - depth study in their major field ( s ), guided by an excellent , committed faculty ; they grow personally and socially through participation in wide extracurricular and co - curricular opportunities on one of the most beautiful campuses in the country. Special features include innovative interdisciplinary first - year honors programs , foreign study , and internships - both domestic and international. | Augustana College , founded in 1860 , is a selective , private , residential , comprehensive college ( liberal arts and professional ) of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Challenging academics , a friendly , vibrant community and reasonable cost come together to create an exceptional value for our 1750 students. The Augustana community ( faculty , alumni , students , administrators , and staff ) strives to embody Five Core Values : 1 ) Christian - As a college of the church , we welcome all faiths , encourage spiritual growth , and relate Christian faith and ethics to learning and service. 2 ) Liberal Arts - Augustana provides an education of enduring worth by affirming that teaching and learning are central and life - long ; the breadth of our curriculum provides students with the skills and flexibility necessary for successful careers in a complex world. 3 ) Excellence - Engaged students , great teaching , high standards , and integrity lead to successful outcomes. 4 ) Community - Augustana fosters an environment of participation , caring , respect , and empowerment. 5 ) Service - Students enter to learn and leave to serve. The heart of the Augustana experience is a rigorous academic program taught by a remarkable collection of professors. All are passionate about their disciplines and their teaching. Publishing , conducting research , and attaining national prominence have helped to create the rich liberal arts environment that exists on campus today. Over 80 per cent of Augustana???s full - time tenured and tenure - track professors hold the highest degree in their field. The College offers over 50 majors and pre - professional specializations within a 4 - 1 - 4 academic calendar. Extensive internship , study - abroad and undergraduate research programs supplement the curriculum. Civitas , the College???s honors program , provides an environment for students who desire an even more challenging and rigorous intellectual experience. Located in Sioux Falls , South Dakota , a city of 156 , 000 and one of the fastest - growing metropolitan areas in America , Augustana is in a prime location for anyone wishing to live in a great small city that offers valuable experience in their field before graduation. Sioux Falls is the business , health care , research , shopping , entertainment , sports , and cultural center of the region. Our largest employers include Sanford Health , Avera Health , Wells Fargo , Citigroup , and the Sioux Falls School District. The city is also home to four semi - professional sports teams : the Canaries ( baseball ), Storm ( arena football ), Stampede ( hockey ), and SkyForce ( basketball ) . These organizations represent a small sampling of the many internships , practicums , and part - time jobs that enhance and support the education of Augustana students. For example , our students may join scientists from around the world at the EROS Data Center to work on United Nations projects and to study satellite imagery or do cancer research with a physician at Sanford Health. For outdoor recreation enthusiasts , Sioux Falls has a fantastic 20 - mile bike trail that loops around the city following the Big Sioux River , with several adjoining public parks. Great Bear Recreation Park offers downhill and cross - country skiing as well as snowboarding in the winter and hiking trails in the summer. Sioux Falls is also home to a number of golf courses , a water park , and of course , Falls Park , the city's namesake. Finally , South Dakota is known for its spectacular hunting and fishing. Augustana participates in NCAA Division II athletics in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference and has recently made over $16 million in improvements to its athletic facilities. Students are involved in outstanding performing and visual arts programs , campus ministry , service learning , student leadership , environmental awareness , and more. | Few schools the size of Austin College offer a greater emphasis on all things global , highlighted by a nationally recognized study abroad program. Three - quarters of the Class of 2009 studied abroad while attending Austin College , and an average 70 percent of students in the past 10 years have studied abroad , exploring more than 50 countries on 6 continents. In fact , Austin College has been ranked # 1 in the nation 4 of the past 6 years by the Institute of International Education for percentage of study abroad participation among liberal arts colleges. Study abroad takes many forms at Austin College , including January Term , internship programs , and service opportunities such as the new Global Outreach summer program that has sent students on self - designed international service projects in Costa Rica , Ethiopia , Ghana , Guatemala , India , Kenya , Lebanon , Nigeria , Pakistan , Peru , Russia , South Africa , Thailand , and Vietnam. In 2010 alone , Austin College students once again furthered their educations on nearly every continent , including North America , South America , Europe , Asia , Africa , and Australia. For January Term , students visited 25 countries on 5 continents - all except Australia and Antarctica. Austin College biology professor George Diggs covered the coldest continent with a January sabbatical trip to Antarctica , where his research involved capturing videos of penguins , leopard seals , and humpback whales , as well as photos of animals and a small tuft of grass he found on the Antarctic Peninsula. | Austin Peay is Tennessee's designated comprehensive liberal arts institution and supports and promotes an atmosphere that is unusual at a public university. In ways similar to those of a private institution , Austin Peay nurtures learning and personal growth through small classes , close student / faculty interaction , and personal attention by the support staff. The university respects the voice and value of every member of its learning community. Students , faculty , and staff from throughout the world enrich the liberal arts experience. This rich variety of thought and life experience fosters a deeper understanding of our own and other cultures. Undergraduate programs in the liberal arts and sciences and in pre - professional and professional programs are the nucleus of the university. Curricula promote critical thinking , communication and information skills , leadership , and a commitment to lifelong learning. The liberal arts core provides for all students a broad , multicultural foundation in literature , the arts , history , mathematics , and the natural and behavioral sciences. Graduate programs serve the needs of the region and provide advanced experiences for students preparing for doctoral studies. The graduate programs demand a superior level of academic achievement requiring scholarship , independent judgment , academic rigor , and intellectual honesty. The educational experience is complemented and expanded through creative use of technology , interdisciplinary programs , team teaching , cooperative learning , community services , international programs , and collaborative research between faculty and students. Co - curricular experiences provide each student with resources and guidance that enhance academic success , further career goals , and promote intellectual and personal growth. The university provides programs to help students clarify values , develop physical well - being , work independently and collaboratively , and participate in shared governance. Centers of Excellence in the Creative Arts and Field Biology as well as Chairs of Excellence provide unique learning opportunities. Both the main campus and the Austin Peay Center at Fort Campbell serve a diverse student body with complete academic programs. Off - campus and distance learning facilities offer curricula to expand the reach of the university to populations not easily served on traditional campuses. The university enriches the traditional instructional program through close interaction with the surrounding community. The university provides programs , services , and facilities that contribute significantly to the intellectual , economic , social , and cultural development of the region. Austin Peay remains committed to the education of a non - racially identifiable student body and promotes diversity and access without regard to race , gender , religion , national origin , age , disability , or veteran status. Austin Peay State University , as a community of learners focusing on the academic , aesthetic , and personal development of its students , aspires to become nationally recognized as an excellent comprehensive liberal arts university that contributes significantly to the intellectual , economic , social , and cultural life of the region. | Averett University is a private coeducational , comprehensive university offering more than 35 programs and majors including unusual specializations like aeronautics and equestrian studies. Averett takes seriously its Christian heritage and values and its commitment to intellectual inquiry and excellence in all aspects of college life. Averett offers undergraduate curricula blending the liberal arts and sciences with professional preparation , as well as graduate programs in education and business. In all its programs Averett stresses individual attention to student needs and learning , in an atmosphere where both academic and religious freedom are valued. The university provides an environment promoting collaboration , innovation , and collegiality among faculty , staff , and students. Averett is a community which values cultural , individual , and racial diversity. Averett graduates will communicate clearly , think critically , and function effectively in today's rapidly changing , globally - oriented information age. Averett also recognizes its unique responsibilities to the Danville region , promoting higher education , providing cultural opportunities , and serving as a resource for the community. | Avila's path began in 1650 in LePuy , France. Guided by a belief in the dignity of every individual , the original six Sisters of Saint Joseph had the courage to respond to the needs of others around them. They nursed the sick and helped the homeless. With this commitment to one???s neighbors , the Sisters of Saint Joseph founded Avila in 1916 as the College of St. Teresa. When the college expanded to a larger campus in 1963 , its name was changed to Avila to honor St. Teresa of Avila. In 2002 , Avila College became Avila University , a name reflecting its growth and development as an institution of higher education. Avila University's commitment to excellence , to service of students and the community , to quality education of spirit , mind and body , and to the growth of the whole person is deeply rooted in its Catholic heritage and in the lives and beliefs of the founding Sisters. Today , the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet sponsor Avila and serve as constant reminders of the University's mission. Avila???s 50 - acre campus is located on the historical Santa Fe Trail in beautiful south Kansas City , Missouri. Nestled in a quiet neighborhood , members of the Avila community not only enjoy the benefits of its suburban location , but also its easy access to Kansas City highlights. Known for its jazz district and world - famous barbecue , Kansas City is home to professional sports teams , premier shopping districts , the Nelson - Atkins Museum of Art , and the American Royal. The City of Fountains , as Kansas City is known , is a major Midwest travel destination. Avila's campus is made up of 11 buildings , including three residence halls , a multi - million dollar renovated field house , a sports complex , theatre , library , chapel , and classroom facilities. Recent building additions and renovations include a suite - style residence hall and expansion of the nursing laboratory facilities. Avila University provides an educational experience rooted in the Catholic tradition and in the spirit of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet , both of which emphasize collaboration , examination of social issues , responsiveness to the needs of others , and respect for the worth and dignity of each individual. An Avila education balances general knowledge with specialized skills , learning to think critically , and putting that thinking into practice. Avila students travel to Mexico to build houses for poor families , conduct health assessments for children in inner city schools , debut award - winning films , and create web pages for high profile clients like Rollingstone.com. Avila believes that real - world learning becomes real - life achievements. The faculty is committed to excellence in teaching. Research and publication are also valued especially when collaboration of students and faculty is involved. The Avila University faculty is dedicated to life - long learning , professional growth and excellence in the classroom. Avila University nurtures cultural diversity which honors and draws upon the talents of all its students , faculty , and staff. In the fall of 2009 , thirty - five percent of new undergraduate students were members of minority groups , the highest of any school in the Kansas City metropolitan area. Students are involved in a variety of activities on campus , including 40 student organizations , honor societies and student government. Most majors offer a club or association that allow students to learn outside of the classroom setting , exchanging ideas and philosophies with peers , and providing a richer academic experience. Opportunities for leadership exist as early as freshman year. Nearly 85 percent of Avila's 13 , 000 alumni have chosen to stay and work in the greater Kansas City metropolitan area. Avila alumni are leaders in their fields and continue the Avila tradition of "serving the dear neighbor" by serving in the communities in which they live. | Azusa Pacific University is an evangelical Christian community of disciples and scholars who seek to advance the work of God in the world through academic excellence in liberal arts and professional programs of higher education that encourage students to develop a Christian perspective of truth and life. | Baker University's College of Arts and Sciences offers a life enhancing experience that promotes rigorous scholarship and integrates student learning , student development , and student engagement in ways that educate the whole person and inspire student success and fulfillment. Liberal arts education provides the foundation of the College educational experience for all academic programs , including those leading to a professional degree. The curriculum is infused with exposure to ethical considerations , experiential learning opportunities , and thoughtful reflection that , together , help students translate theory and research into practical tools for principled decision making and creative problem solving at work , at home , and in the global community. This intentional combination of liberal arts , professional programs , and experiential learning is designed to produce open - minded critical thinkers who understand diverse people and perspectives and are prepared to lead in their chosen profession. By encouraging faith and values exploration and deliberately surrounding the students with meaningful opportunities for student development and engagement in learning communities outside the classroom and beyond campus borders , we encourage each student to embrace our core values of community , character , and responsible citizenship. These pursuits reflect a steadfast belief in the relevance and importance of liberal arts education and a resolute commitment to our United Methodist heritage. | Baldwin - Wallace College is an academic community committed to the liberal arts and sciences as the foundation for lifelong learning. The College fulfills this mission through a rigorous academic program that is characterized by excellence in teaching and learning within a challenging , supportive environment that enhances students' intellectual and spiritual growth. Baldwin - Wallace assists students in their preparation to become contributing , compassionate citizens of an increasingly global society and encourages their pursuit of personal and professional excellence. | Student - faculty collaboration and immersive , real - world learning experiences are hallmarks of a Ball State University education. These intense , interdisciplinary experiences transform students and best prepare them for 21st - century citizenry. Professors , not graduate students , teach 93 percent of the classes , and students have direct access to world - class faculty in a vibrant , supportive environment. The campus features state - of - art facilities and cutting - edge technology , especially evident in the new David Letterman Communication and Media Building and Park Residence Hall. A Carnegie Doctoral / Research University , Ball State values quality and innovation in education and is a leader in meaningfully integrating technology , including emerging media , into the curriculum. Listed among the most innovative schools , Ball State has nationally ranked and award - winning programs in entrepreneurship , landscape architecture , emerging media , music , telecommunications , educational leadership , and other disciplines , and its student organizations have consistently placed high in academic competitions. Ball State also has been recognized for excellence in freshman programs and its commitment to diversity and the environment. | N / A | Perhaps best expressed by Professor Chinua Achebe : "What you want to do as a teacher is to make people aware of the complexity of experience - that our little corner is real and very important , but it is not the whole. And we should make the effort to understand as much of the rest as we can possibly manage. This is not a threatening position : it is an enriching one. This is what education should aim to do : to draw out from us what is there so that it can interact with what's outside." | Simon's Rock College is the only four - year , liberal arts college specifically designed for younger scholars. It was founded on the idea that many bright , highly motivated young people of fifteen or sixteen are ready to undertake serious college work. The academic program at Simon's Rock combines a substantial and coherent required core curriculum in the liberal arts and sciences with extensive opportunities for students to pursue their own interests and talents through advanced courses and independent study. The residential campus houses less than 400 students and has an excellent teaching faculty. | Barnard College aims to provide the highest quality liberal arts education to promising and high - achieving young women , offering the unparalleled advantages of an outstanding residential college in partnership with a major research university. With a dedicated faculty of scholars distinguished in their respective fields , Barnard is a community of accessible teachers and engaged students who participate together in intellectual risk - taking and discovery. Barnard students develop the intellectual resources to take advantage of opportunities as new fields , new ideas , and new technologies emerge. They graduate prepared to lead lives that are professionally satisfying and successful , personally fulfilling , and enriched by love of learning. | Barton College strives to focus on individual learners and their personal relationship with learning. We believe that learning occurs best when students actively participate and interpret what they learn. Our students challenge , debate , and discuss ideas. Our professors are facilitators committed to helping students achieve their goals through a style of learning that best enhances their critical thinking and leadership skills as well as global / community awareness. At Barton , we intentionally challenge our students both in and out of the classroom. With that in mind , Barton's First - Year Seminar engages students academically and socially as they make the transition from high school to college. Freshmen share a common reading and intellectual experience through study and discussion of a summer reader ; they share time , energy and enthusiasm for service - learning projects ; and they begin to build a foundation for their academic pursuits through an exploration of the disciplines offered through our five academic schools : Arts and Sciences , Behavioral Sciences , Business , Education , and Nursing. Barton offers a wide variety of professional programs complementing the College's liberal arts core. Education K - 6 and 6 - 9 , education of the deaf and hard of hearing , nursing , gerontology , social work , athletic training , and mass communications are just a few of the 30 majors offered at Barton. We want Barton students to be learners prepared to contribute to the 21st century world community. Engaged learning is about students taking responsibility for their life and their education. At Barton , we encourage students to get engaged with what matters most in their life...their future. | Bates College , widely regarded as one of the finest liberal arts colleges in the nation , is dedicated to principles of engagement. Close collaborations are fostered in small classes and research , but these are only the beginning of the academic journey. Debate overflows onto the quad and into the dining Commons and residence halls. Learning finds expression in good works in our neighborhood and around the globe. Bates is a friendly and unpretentious community whose members care deeply about ideas and principles and value their exchange and examination. Our students are stimulated by good talk , great books and artistic expression , and they welcome the hard academic work that is the price of discovery. Our professors are committed to developing , encouraging and supporting them in their intellectual and personal growth. Bates is recognized for its inclusive social character and progressive tradition. The College is rightly celebrated as one of the first U.S. institutions of higher learning to offer a truly equal - opportunity education. Since its founding in 1855 by Maine abolitionists , Bates has welcomed people from diverse racial , ethnic , religious and economic backgrounds. Bates continues to aspire to be a community in which students learn from their differences , and the College provides the support , resources and guidance for the hard and sometimes uncomfortable conversations across cultural boundaries. All activities , resources and facilities have always been open to all members of the Bates community. Bates has never allowed organizations such as fraternities or sororities that exclude people. Friendships that flourish among very different types of people , both faculty and students , exemplify the brightest facets of a Bates education. Bates strives to create a broadly diverse and deeply inclusive community that reflects and explores the world and prepares students for full and active participation in a global society. | The mission of Baylor University is to educate men and women for worldwide leadership and service by integrating academic excellence and Christian commitment within a caring community. Chartered in 1845 by the Republic of Texas and affiliated with the Baptist General Convention of Texas , Baylor is both the state's oldest institution of higher learning and the world's largest Baptist university. Established to be a servant of the church and of society , Baylor seeks to fulfill its calling through excellence in teaching and research , in scholarship and publication , and in service to the community , both local and global. The vision of its founders and the ongoing commitment of generations of students and scholars are reflected in the motto inscribed on the Baylor seal : Pro Ecclesia , Pro Texana - For Church , For Texas. | East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania is devoted to providing quality programs in traditional and emerging fields of study , recognizing and promoting human and intellectual diversity while preparing graduates to enter a complex global society. Known internationally for strengths in science and technology. ESU supports a Center for Research and Economic Development to enhance the community's business climate. The university's Business Accelerator allows students , faculty and entrepreneurs to cooperatively develop enterprising new start - up businesses. | Central to ETBU's mission is the development of intellectual inquiry , social consciousness , wellness , skills for contemporary society , global awareness , and Christian character , for we believe that these endeavors prepare students to accept the obligations and opportunities to serve humanity and the Kingdom of God. Our primary focus is on quality academic programs in the humanities , natural and social sciences , fine arts , and selected professional areas. We are committed to Christian stewardship and to providing and maintaining an environment conducive to learning , leadership development , and academic excellence. We affirm that the liberal arts form the surest foundation for education and that the Christian faith provides the surest foundation for life. | Eckerd College is located on a waterfront setting in St. Petersburg. Outstanding faculty , committed to teaching and mentoring , have developed innovative educational programs - attracting students of all ages from a rich international diversity of cultural and ethnic backgrounds. Eckerd students are engaged in their education through small classes , independent and collaborative research , internships , study abroad , volunteer service and campus activities. The mission of the College is to assist students to develop a disciplined intellect , trained imagination , and a motivation to lead. | Located in Madison , Wisconsin , Edgewood College provides students with a comprehensive learning experience. Faculty are devoted to excellence in teaching , and small class sizes lead to high quality academic experiences. Modern facilities provide the technological tools students are seeking , as well as outstanding space for learning inside the classroom and out. In the Dominican tradition of study , contemplation , and action , Edgewood College students are called to carry what they learn into the broader community. Edgewood offers over 40 academic programs , 11 sports , and numerous student activities , and has stayed committed to making a quality education affordable. | Our Mission : Edinboro University , a community where intellectual engagement and opportunity challenge and empower individuals. We are inspired to serve and lead as active citizens of our global society through collaborative learning experiences emphasizing campus activities , community outreach , and practical applications. These factors combine to ignite the excitement of discovery and create a thirst for life - long learning and a pursuit of excellence. Our Vision : To become an internationally recognized university known for its innovation , leadership , and commitment to excellence. Our Values : Opportunity , Excellence , Respect , Integrity , Leadership. "Great things happen here!" is much more than a catchphrase or marketing tagline at Edinboro University. It's more than a goal. And it's more than a mere belief. Plainly stated , it's a fact. From the 800 members of our faculty and staff working together as a single team toward our students' excellence in academic attainment , extracurricular participation and leadership , to our outstanding reputation as a world - class institution of higher education , Edinboro University has become a 21st Century paradigm for post - secondary learning. Edinboro's faculty and staff have adopted the mantra of excellence in everything we do , from academics in more than 100 majors at the undergraduate and graduate levels , many of them nationally accredited , to athletics that include NCAA Division I wrestling , to scores of student intramurals and clubs and organizations , to just having fun in our recently renovated , 260 , 000 square - foot student centre. Our new $115 million , suite - style student housing complex offers many of the amenities students seek in today's residential college experience , and the new six - story Michael S. Zafirovski Sports and Recreation Center represents the largest free - standing domed facility of its kind in the tri - state region. Our new Dr. William P. Alexander Music Center , and the soon - to - be constructed Human Services Building , along with the renovation of the Cooper Science Center , all point to a thriving institution in northwestern Pennsylvania where growth and achievement are the norm rather than the exception. But it's more than our 40 buildings , many with green and sustainable features , or our beautiful five - acre Mallory Lake , or even our 585 - acre safe and aesthetically pleasing campus so conducive to study and academic attainment that make Edinboro University such a perfect match for over 8 , 200 residential , commuter and distance - learning students. In fact , we know that what matters most to students and parents is that Edinboro University offers a value - added education from a renowned faculty dedicated to our students' success ; an educational philosophy that prepares our students not only for their first jobs , but for their second and third jobs as well , and even for multiple careers in today's global marketplace. It's a philosophy that permeates the understanding of a faculty and staff committed to preparing complete students through academic , professional and leadership development , students who will leave Edinboro as global citizens ready to thrive in their chosen fields and successfully compete at every level in fulfilling their own aspirations. Our website is designed for your convenience - easily navigable to provide students with all the information they need in deciding their higher education future. Take a virtual tour. Visit an interesting department. Check out the latest social activities , the most recent athletic team scores. You'll find Edinboro University offers value , accessibility and excellence in every endeavour of human pursuit. Like more than 50 , 000 of our alumni , students will find Edinboro University is a good match for them as well. Please visit this site often. But also visit us in person! Here at Edinboro University , students are greeted and welcomed as individuals with potential to be fulfilled in ways not yet even imagined. | Elizabeth City State University , located on the beautiful northeastern coast of North Carolina in the Historic town of Elizabeth City , takes great pride in its 118 years of existence. Our primary goal is to educate and to build student confidence in preparation for leadership in our communities and our nation. Check us out at www.ecsu.edu and explore the VIKING LAND! | Molded by a commitment to "Educate for Service , " Elizabethtown College is a community of learners dedicated to educating students intellectually , socially aesthetically and ethically for lives of service and leadership as citizens of the world. The College offers academic programs in the liberal arts , sciences and professional studies. Combining classroom instruction with experiential learning , these programs advance independent thought , personal integrity and social responsibility as the foundations for a life of learning. Founded by members of the Church of the Brethren , the College believes that learning is most noble when used to benefit others and fosters the values of peace , non - violence , human dignity and social justice. This College is a place of intellectual adventure where boundaries are erased and the excitement of discovering new ideas occupies center stage. Learning occurs inside and outside the classroom. Faculty members are actively engaged in scholarly activity because the College values intellectual curiosity and this important work informs and enhances teaching. Members of the College community come from all walks of life and backgrounds , and this mix enriches the culture of the campus. Respected for their diverse and unique contributions , community members also possess a sense of common purpose. Our educational experience blends a high standard of scholarship with four signature attributes , which include commitments to educate our students in a relationship - centered learning community , to foster in our students' international and cross - cultural perspectives , to complement classroom instruction with experiential - learning opportunities , and to prepare our students for purposeful lives and meaningful work. | Many fine liberal arts colleges are set in tiny towns amid apple orchards and cornfields. Elmhurst College emphatically breaks the mold. Our tranquil , classically beautiful campus is located near the heart of metropolitan Chicago. Together , our heritage and location shape a distinctive mission. Elmhurst is a fine liberal arts college that prepares students for professional life through first - hand experience with the professional world. Elmhurst is a college of the United Church of Christ that serves men and women of every faith ( and of none ) . Elmhurst is a friendly , down - to - earth , authentic community that values and advances the life of the mind. | Elmira College is a traditional , fully residential liberal arts college with a historical association with Mark Twain. In all majors , even several pre - professional programs , students complete a foundation in liberal arts and sciences. Ninety percent of students are traditional college age and live on campus in dormitories , apartments , and houses. Forty Percent of students study abroad. Intensive study in required six - week spring term in April and May. Numerous student traditions bring students and faculty together. In coursework , emphasis on writing ; on campus , strong emphasis on activities , including 26 athletic teams. All students attend performing arts events , and complete community service and internships. | Elon is recognized by the National Survey of Student Engagement as one of the most effective universities in the nation for actively engaging students in learning. Classes are four - credit - hours instead of the traditional three - credit classes , providing an extra hour each week for hands - on learning experiences. Faculty mentors work closely with students in small classes. Outside the classroom , students engage in the Elon Experiences by studying abroad , leading student organizations and doing internships , volunteer service and undergraduate research. Recent additions to the outstanding campus include a library , science center , residence halls and Rhodes Stadium. With an enrollment of about 5 , 700 , Elon is the ideal size , with the resources of a university in a close - knit community atmosphere. | The Best Aviation and Aerospace University in the World. At Embry - Riddle Aeronautical University , what we do -- and do best -- is teach the science , practice , and business of the world of aviation and aerospace. Since it was founded just 22 years after the Wright brothers' first flight , the University and its graduates have built an enviable record of achievement in every aspect of aviation and aerospace. The curriculum at Embry - Riddle covers the operation , engineering , research , manufacturing , marketing , and management of modern aircraft and the systems that support them. The University engages in extensive research , consulting , and related activities that address the unique needs of aviation , aerospace , and related industries. Residential campuses in Daytona Beach , Florida , and Prescott , Arizona , provide education in a traditional setting , while an extensive network of more than 130 centers throughout the United States , Canada , Europe , and the Middle East and a web - based distance learning program serve civilian and military working adults. | Emerson College is committed to excellence in education for communication and the arts. Since its beginning in 1880 , the College has been a place for those unique students for whom thought and experience overlap : thinking is linked to doing. At Emerson , students discover their perspectives and put them to use. A rich liberal arts curriculum is paired with concentrated studies in communication sciences and the arts , giving students the perfect balance of knowledge and know - how. Located on Boston Common in the heart of the city's Theatre District , the Emerson campus is home to WERS - FM , the oldest noncommercial radio station in Boston ; the historic , 1 , 200 - seat Cutler Majestic Theatre ; and Ploughshares , the award winning literary journal for new writing. Emerson's 3 , 100 undergraduate and 900 graduate students come from across the United States and 50 countries. There are more than 80 student organizations and performance groups , 15 NCAA teams , student publications , and honor societies. The College also sponsors study and internship programs in Los Angeles and Washington , D.C. ; study abroad in the Netherlands , Taiwan , and Czech Republic ; and course cross - registration with the six - member Boston ProArts Consortium. Emerson students have access to the highest quality visual and media arts equipment , including sound - treated television studios , digital editing labs , audio post - production suites , film screening room , sound stage , and a professional marketing suite / focus group room. There are seven on - campus facilities and programs to observe speech and hearing therapy , an integrated digital newsroom for aspiring journalists , and an 11 - story performance and production center which houses performance and rehearsal space , a theatre design / technology center , makeup lab , and costume shop. There is a fitness center , athletic field , and new gymnasium and campus center. Current construction projects include the building of a permanent home in Hollywood for the College's Los Angeles study and internship program. | Emmanuel College is a Christ - centered , liberal arts institution which strives to prepare students to become Christ - like disciples who integrate faith , learning , and living for effective careers , scholarship and service. | Mission : To educate students in a dynamic learning community rooted in the liberal arts and sciences and shaped by strong ethical values and a Catholic academic tradition. Emmanuel College , founded by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur in 1919 , is a coed , residential , Catholic liberal arts and sciences college located in the heart of the city of Boston. Its beautiful 17 - acre campus is neighbored by a world - class medical center , two major art museums and Fenway Park. Its unique location allows students and faculty opportunities to explore real - world experiences through internships , research and strategic partnerships within the Longwood Medical Area and the city of Boston. Emmanuel is a community with a lifelong passion for teaching and learning rooted in the commitment to rigorous intellectual inquiry and the pursuit of social justice. Today , Emmanuel College continues to embrace its founding mission to transform lives and make a better world. As a liberal arts and sciences college , Emmanuel enables students to cultivate both the means of acquiring and evaluating knowledge and the imagination to shape new and alternative ways of perceiving , thinking and creating. At Emmanuel College , students develop their intellectual potential , their strong sense of self and their commitment to serve others in the community. They become critical thinkers , ethical decision makers and contributing members of society. By offering a variety of career - oriented programs informed by the liberal arts disciplines , the College prepares students for professional fields and develops the skills and knowledge that can be applied to diverse and changing circumstances. The link between the liberal arts and career - oriented programs at Emmanuel reflects the College's sense of responsibility to students who desire to create lives of meaning and service ; to identify their changing talents and concerns ; to maintain the analytical , communicative and creative skills necessary for growth ; to discern worthwhile work ; and to bring ethical standards and moral sensitivities to all endeavors. | With a global perspective and an emphasis on community service , Emory & Henry College encourages students to envision the world in which they would like to live and then challenges them to create it. Professors are among the best in the nation. Six times in the last 19 years , Emory & Henry professors have been named Virginia Professor of the Year of the Carnegie Foundation more than any other college or university in Virginia. Previous recipients of this ward are : Dr. Ed Damer , Philosophy '89 ; Dr. Kathleen Chamberlain , English '93 ; Dr. David Copeland , mass communications '97 ; Dr. Teresa Keller , mass communications '03 ; Dr. Jack Roper , history '05. Teresa Keller was awarded the 2010 Outstanding Faculty Award by the State Council for Higher Education in Virginia. Other recipients of this award are : Dr. Steve Fisher , political science '94 ; Dr. Samir Saliba , political science '97 ; Dr. John Lang , English '99 ; Dr. Jim Duchamp , chemistry '09. Emory & Henry College has been named one of six colleges and universities nationwide to receive the 2009 President's Award , the highest federal recognition for commitment to service - learning and civic engagement. Each year , Emory & Henry features close to 100 concerts , lectures , theatre and dance performances , films , exhibits , and poetry readings that complement the academic experience we offer to our students. The vast majority of these events are part of the college's popular Lyceum program. The Emory & Henry Theatre Department operates in association with the Barter Theatre , a professional LORT C Equity company located in Abingdon , Virginia , ten minutes away from the E&H campus. This association offers theatre majors opportunities for professional internships , mentoring , workshops , and master classes throughout their college career. | Emory University is known for demanding academics , outstanding undergraduate education in the arts and sciences , highly ranked professional schools and state - of - the - art research facilities. Emory encourages students to create their own experiences. Top faculty are accessible and committed to teaching and fostering undergraduate research in the sciences and humanities. At Emory , students have four options for their undergraduate education. Entering freshmen can apply to Emory College , which offers a liberal arts education within the heart of a major research university. Students also can apply to Oxford College where students spend the first two years on Emory's original campus 38 miles east of Atlanta. Oxford offers a small - college setting with the same academic strengths , innovative teaching and unique opportunities for leadership. As juniors , students continue from Oxford to the Atlanta campus. As juniors , students can choose from more than 70 majors in Emory College. They can also apply to the renowned Goizueta Business School to earn a bachelor of business administration. Students who aspire to a nursing career can earn their degree at the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing , one of the nation's top private nursing schools. | Emporia State University is a centrally located , comprehensive , and student - centered institution whose central mission is to develop lifelong learning skills , impart society's cultural heritage , educate , and prepare students for professional careers and advanced study. Faculty , staff , and students interact in an atmosphere of freedom of inquiry and expression. Educational opportunities are found in majors in art and sciences , business , education , and library and information management , with programs of national distinction in Education , Business , Library and Information Management. During 2009 - 2010 , almost 600 online courses were delivered , including two complete undergraduate program , eight complete graduate programs , two certificate programs , and four teaching endorsement programs. | Endicott College was the first College in the nation to require all students to complete yearly internships. Today , Endicott remains dedicated to that vision and every student completes a first - year experience program , three work - experience internships , and a senior thesis. Endicott's competency - based curriculum exposes students to their field of study early in the program. Students select from 23 Bachelor programs , 27 concentrations , and 28 minors. Master programs are offered in Business , Education , Computer Science , Nursing and Interior Design. The core emphasizes research , communication , creative and analytic skills. The mission emphasizes values , community service , technological competency , diversity , international awareness , and ultimately , lives open to change. | Erskine College is about connections. Choosing Erskine is not just going to college. It's about being part of it and thriving through close relationships with fellow students , faculty and staff. It's about developing the whole person by giving students the tools to succeed both professionally and personally. Our approach is different. At Erskine , we have smaller classes. We believe smaller class size creates a better educational environment and results in a friendlier campus. This emphasis on individual growth and relationships is part of what we call a "connected" education. Our student - faculty ratio of 12 : 1 makes for a very individualized learning experience. Erskine is about education. Our academic program has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as the 2nd Best Baccalaureate College in the South , and rated in the Top 100 nationally by Forbes.com in 2008 Best Colleges Guide. Erskine's liberal arts education equips students in all majors with the core experiences from all disciplines , and creates the foundation for lifelong learning. Our students succeed as indicated by our having one of the highest graduate program placement rates in South Carolina. Our legacy of providing an outstanding education didn't begin yesterday. Erskine was founded in 1839 by the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church , making us one of the oldest private liberal arts colleges in the Southeast. Erskine is about people. Our students develop lifelong relationships with the faculty and staff and experience college on a "first name" basis. Our faculty will tell you that they teach students , not classes. We often hear that being part of the student body at Erskine is like being part of a big family. And those bonds formed at Erskine serve as a stepping - stone for future success. Erskine is about faith. The Erskine experience is more than just an education. Erskine students understand that to make a difference in the world , hearts need to be changed , relationships developed and faith exercised. We believe that it is not only important what our students become , but also who they become. Erskine students are challenged by Christian faculty , engaged by their fellow students and prepared to go into the world to pursue God's calling. Through education , people and faith , Erskine students are forever connected. | Eureka College , affiliated with the Christian Church ( Disciples of Christ ), is a liberal arts and science institution which also provides professional programs with a liberal arts emphasis. The College exists to cultivate excellence in learning , service , and leadership. The College fosters the mutual development of intellect and character so that the members of our community may lead meaningful , productive lives and succeed in their professional and social roles. | The Evergreen State College in Olympia , Washington is a distinctive public liberal arts college where coordinated , team - taught , interdisciplinary programs - combining a range of topics around a central theme - replace disconnected courses. Faculty members write narrative evaluations to assess student work , rather than reducing performance and progress to a letter grade. The curriculum promotes engagement and collaboration , rather than competition. Students have the freedom , and accountability , to design their education to meet their personal and career goals , without the limits of formalized majors or rigid requirements. The curriculum is redesigned every year , and upper division students can propose individual learning contracts to further customize their learning experience. While in many ways Evergreen breaks the mold of traditional higher education - and in doing so opens up opportunities for students with a wide range of learning styles and career goals - the college delivers a high level of academic rigor. The National Survey of Student Engagement , sponsored by the Pew Charitable Trusts , notes that Evergreen students tend to read more , prepare more extensively for class , make more presentations and engage more actively with faculty and each other than at the vast majority of colleges and universities nationwide. Students have opportunities for research , hands - on field study , community service , internships and study abroad. Evergreen is one of just three institutions on the West Coast included in the book "Colleges That Change Lives" by former New York Times education editor Loren Pope. Pope notes that at these colleges , "Learning is collaborative rather than competitive ; values are central ; there is a strong sense of community. They are places of great synergy , where the whole becomes greater than the sum of its parts. Aspirations are raised , young people are empowered." Evergreen is located in the vibrant state capital of Olympia. Students can easily access the urban life of Seattle or Portland , or the recreational opportunities of the Pacific Ocean , Mount Rainier and the Olympic National Park , all within a one - to two - hour drive. Evergreen's forested 1000 - acre campus features a half - mile of saltwater beach on Puget Sound , a Native American longhouse , an organic farm , and award winning , environmentally friendly architecture in its newest classroom and office complex. With a strong commitment to sustainability in operations , curriculum and policy , Evergreen has been noted as one of the nation's top 'green' colleges. The vast majority of Evergreen's 4700 students are undergraduates studying the liberal arts and the sciences , including natural and physical sciences. The college also offers graduate programs in Education , Environmental Study , Public Administration , and Teaching. | Fairfield University is a Jesuit and Catholic University that was established in 1942 and is rooted in one of the world's oldest intellectual and spiritual traditions. Fairfield prepares students for leadership and service in a constantly changing world through broad intellectual inquiry , the pursuit of social justice , and cultivation of the whole person : body , mind , and spirit. Located just 60 miles outside New York City , in the heart of a region where the future takes shape , more than 5 , 000 undergraduate and graduate students from 36 states and 39 foreign countries are enrolled in the University's six schools. The comprehensive core curriculum , 35 undergraduate majors , 36 graduate programs , 20 Division I athletic teams , and more than 100 student organizations offer a wide range of opportunities for research , internships , service , and civic engagement. When considering an applicant for admission , Fairfield looks at measures of academic achievement , students' curricular and extracurricular activities , their life skills and accomplishments , and the degree to which they have an appreciation for Fairfield's mission and outlook. Students are challenged to be creative and active members of a community in which diversity is encouraged and honored. With its commitment to education for an inspired life , Fairfield has developed a unique educational model to ensure that students receive the motivating guidance they need to reach their fullest potential. The integration of living and learning is at the heart of a Fairfield education. Students learn what it means to be a fully engaged member of the campus community by participating in a living and learning community based on their interests. Students have ample opportunities for vocational exploration when their studies begin to focus around the questions , "What really interests me? What do I really feel drawn to?" Students are encouraged to explore civic engagement and their own role in the larger world - applying what has been learned and "giving back." Finally , full integration of all learning opportunities begins to occur as they discern how they want to put their gifts and education to work in the world. As a result of this holistic model of education , Fairfield graduates have been highly successful in gaining admission to selective graduate schools , while others go on to achieving successful and satisfying careers. A significant achievement for Fairfield University is that 55 Fairfield graduates have been tapped as Fulbright scholars since 1993. | Fairleigh Dickinson University is dedicated to the preparation of world citizens through global education. Founded in 1942 , Fairleigh Dickinson has grown into the largest private university in New Jersey , with more than 12 , 000 students. The University offers more than 100 undergraduate , graduate and doctoral degree programs. In addition to its two campuses in New Jersey ( the Metropolitan Campus in Teaneck , N.J. , and the College at Florham in Madison , N.J. ), FDU was the first U.S. university to own its own overseas campus when it opened Wroxton College in England in 1965. In 2007 , FDU opened its newest campus in Vancouver , Canada , to primarily serve international students. The University enjoys a long tradition of overseas programs and partnerships , as well as international student enrollment , with today more than 1 , 000 students from over 80 countries. Among many highlights that support the University's global mission , FDU's first Core course is the Global Challenge , which introduces students to global education and to critical global issues. FDU features online study with Global Virtual Faculty ( GVF ) - now more than 60 scholars and professionals from around the world who partner with FDU faculty and , via the Internet , bring diverse international perspectives to students. Building on a close partnership with the United Nations , the University created the U.N. Pathways Forum and more than 70 ambassadors and international officials have visited the University since the program began in 2002. The University also regularly broadcasts videoconferences from the United Nations to our campuses and other universities. In addition , Fairleigh Dickinson has earned designation as a nongovernmental organization ( NGO ) affiliated with the U.N.'s Department of Public Information , and students and faculty enjoy special access to U.N. resources , people and programs. FDU also is the first university to gain special consultative status as an NGO with the U.N. Economic and Social Council ( ECOSOC ) . Faculty members have since gained appointment to many U.N. committees focusing on a wide variety of international issues. | Fairmont State University offers a wide variety of graduate , bachelors , and associate degrees. The mission of FSU is to provide opportunities for individuals to achieve their professional and personal goals and discover roles for responsible citizenship that promote the common good. With a 120 - acre main campus in Fairmont , West Virginia , FSU is part of the state - s growing high technology corridor , including a metro area of about 50 , 000 residents. The FSU main campus is within a short drive of larger cities such as Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania , and opportunities for outdoor recreation in West Virginia. FSU serves a 13 - county region with facilities including the Robert C. Byrd National Aerospace Education Center in Bridgeport , West Virginia. The main campus is home to the West Virginia Folklife Center. FSU offers many evening and online classes to accommodate non - traditional students. With an enrollment of 4 , 600 and a student / faculty ratio of 17 : 1 , FSU values giving students the personal attention they need to succeed. | Farmingdale State College of the SUNY system , Long Island's first public college , is a coeducational institution with 6 , 500 undergraduate students pursuing their educational goals in business , liberal arts , the applied sciences , health sciences and engineering technology. The college has a traditional 380 - acre northeast campus situated in a convenient and centralized location in the heart of Long Island that allows limitless opportunities for internships with leading local companies. We offer over thirty eight degree programs that prepare our students for a successful future by engaging them in real - life applications of knowledge , critical thinking and a sound liberal arts education. With over 500 full - time and adjunct faculty , classes are small and personalized. Farmingdale State is a NCAA Division III school with fifteen men and women's teams and a member of the prestigious Skyline Athletic Conference. | The mission of Faulkner University is to glorify God through education of the whole person , emphasizing integrity of character in a caring Christian environment where every individual matters every day. Faulkner University is a Christian community of learners in the tradition of American higher education that seeks to educate the whole person by cultivating the moral , emotional , physical , psychological and spiritual dimensions of the individual. This tradition is rooted in the liberal arts tradition of open inquiry , investigation , and engagement. This tradition promotes knowledge , professionalism , critical thinking , leadership , lifelong learning , and service to others - the true traits of spiritual development and great character. Faulkner University enrolls students from across the United States and several foreign countries including Brazil , Canada , Mthatha , Scotland and Ukraine. Faulkner University is located in the heart of the southern U.S. and many of our students are from the surrounding southern state. Faulkner also is in the heart of American history : from the Creek Indians , Spanish Explorers , Early American Settlers , Antebellum South , and Civil Rights. The mission of the University , the rich heritage of our setting and the background of her students create a caring , friendly , and supportive Christian environment. The Faulkner Experience focuses on infusing a Christian worldview and pursuit for excellence in all aspects of campus life. The Faulkner Experience involves academic excellence with an expert faculty , a challenging curriculum , and low student to faculty ratio. The Faulkner Experience involves character excellence with a curriculum and campus activities designed to foster spiritual growth. The Faulkner Experience involves Christian service excellence with a programs and opportunities to serve others in the community and around the world. The Faulkner Experience is rooted in the relationships between students , the faculty , and the staff of the University. These relationships are fostered through intercollegiate athletics , intramural athletics , social clubs , academic clubs , honor societies , devotionals , chapel programs , and numerous other student activities. The Faulkner Experience provides the tools for students to excel in their careers , families , churches , and communities - in all aspects of life. | Felician is an independent co - educational Catholic / Franciscan College founded and sponsored by the Felician Sisters to educate a diverse population of students within the framework of a liberal arts tradition. Its mission is to provide a full complement of learning experiences , reinforced with strong academic and student development programs designed to bring students to their highest potential and prepare them to meet the challenges of the new century with informed minds and understanding hearts. The enduring purpose of Felician College is to promote a love for learning , a desire for God , self - knowledge , service to others , and respect for all creation. | Ferris State University is nationally known for excellence in combining career - oriented and general education in more than 190 degree - programs through nine academic colleges. This mid - sized university offers degrees unique within Michigan in such areas as health - care , business and technology. The University's 16 : 1 student - to - faculty ratio assures personal attention in the classroom and laboratory. Students have regular contact with faculty members , not teaching assistants , highlights the priority Ferris places on personalized learning. Founded in 1884 by educator and U.S. Senator Woodbridge N. Ferris , the University's mission is to be a national leader in career - oriented technological and professional education. | Founded in 1866 , Fisk University is coeducational , private , and one of America???s premier Historically Black Universities. The first Black college to be granted a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society , Fisk serves a diverse student body with students from 40 states and 6 foreign countries. There are residence halls for men and women. The focal point of the 40 - acre campus and architectural symbol of the university is Jubilee Hall , the first permanent building for the education of Blacks in the South , named for the internationally renowned Fisk Jubilee Singers , who continue their tradition of singing and sharing classic Negro spirituals along with other genres of music from African , Brazil , African American and other diverse cultures. From its earliest days , Fisk faculty and alumni have been among America???s intellectual leaders providing leadership in several fields including medicine , science , art , humanities , religion , literature , sociology and philosophy. Fisk Alumni include Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois , the first black Ph.D. from Harvard , great social critic and co - founder of the NAACP ; Nikki Giovanni , poet / writer ; Dr. John Hope Franklin , historian / scholar ; Dr. David L. Lewis , professor / two - time Pulitzer Prize winning author ; Hazel O???Leary , Esq. , Fisk President and former U.S. Secretary of Energy ; John Lewis , U.S. Representative ( GA )/ civil rights movement leader ; Judith Jamison , artistic director of the Alvin Ailey Dance Company ; Margo M. McKay , Esq. , U.S. Department of Agriculture Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights ; Alonzo L. Fulgham , Chief Operating Officer U.S. Agency for International Development ; Dr. Bradley Sheares , President of U.S. Human Health at Merck & Company , Inc. , Milele Coggs , Esq. , Alderwoman Milwaukee , WI Sixth District ; The Honorable Paulette J. Delk , Judge U. S. Bankruptcy Court , TN Western District ; Rel Dowdell , filmmaker ; Mandisa Hundley , recording artist / ???American Idol??? finalist ; Dr. Carol R. Johnson , superintendent Boston public schools ; Dr. Alton B. Pollard , III , Dean of the Howard University School of Divinity ; John F. Harris , Esq. , assistant general counsel Ford Motor Company ; and Ruth E. Anderson , Esq. , senior counsel Nissan North America , Inc. ; Dr. Charlene D. Portee , President American Academy of Physical Therapy , and Dr. Johnetta B. Cole , director of the Smithsonian???s National Museum of African Art / former President of Bennett and Spelman Colleges. | Fitchburg State College has been designated as the site of the Leadership Academy. The college emphasizes the importance of leadership studies , service learning , civic responsibilities , ethical development , and international education. In the process the college encourages the development of the whole person and prepares students for careers that meet the needs of their varied communities. Our faculty members are scholar - teachers who employ a variety of pedagogies and modes of technological instruction to further such goals for all. In addition the college is committed to providing affordable , life - long learning opportunities in undergraduate , graduate , and continuing education. | Flagler College's founding principle was to provide a quality education at a reasonable cost ; consequently , tuition and fees are approximately half the national average of comparable institutions. Faculty are selected and appointed on the basis of their commitment to the teaching and advising of students. Class size is small. Emphasis is placed upon class attendance , and a zero - tolerance policy on the use of illegal drugs is strictly enforced. The College offers 32 student organizations , 13 intercollegiate athletic teams , and encourages community service. | Florida Gulf Coast University is located on 760 acres of restored wetlands that serve as a laboratory for the environmental colloquium required of all students. This new high - tech campus has already attracted over 5500 intellectually curious students excited about the opportunity to explore knowledge and conduct research under the encouraging direction of talented professors recruited from across the nation. Students enjoy an active learning environment and career - relevant training in small classes that assure student - centered learning. Undergraduate and graduate degrees are offered in five colleges : Arts and Sciences , Business , Education , Health Professions , and Public Services. | Founded in 1958 at the dawn of the Space Race to educate scientists and engineers at what is now Kennedy Space Center , Florida Tech is the only independent technological university in the Southeast. Academic and research endeavors for undergraduate students are unmatched , and include engineering , aerospace , robotics and information security. Located near the Atlantic Ocean and Indian River , Florida Tech offers unique opportunities in marine exploration. Scientific and psychological research on aging and infectious diseases are among the real - life issues examined. Faculty routinely allow students to collaborate on their research projects , further applying their learning. | Florida Southern College is a rapidly rising star among the nation's best private colleges. With a mission to prepare students to make consequential contributions to our world , the College enrolls 1832 full - time residential undergraduate students from 44 states and 31 countries on its scenic , 100 - acre campus. Nationally recognized for its focus on engaged learning , FSC guarantees every student an internship and study abroad experience , and provides students with numerous opportunities for student - faculty collaborative research , performance , and service learning. With so many opportunities to prepare for the world beyond college , it is no surprise that 94% of graduates report landing great jobs in their fields or continuing their studies at prestigious graduate schools within three months of graduation. FSC offers more than 50 dynamic majors in fields such as art , biology , business , communication , education , environmental studies , music and theater performance , nursing , and psychology. Pre - professional programs include pre - medicine , pre - pharmacy , pre - dentistry , and pre - law. Distinctive master???s programs also are offered in business , nursing , and education. The College's commitment to engaged learning is reflected in its 12 : 1 student - to - faculty ratio and a faculty excited about providing students with personalized , hands - on learning both in and out of the classroom. Examples include student entrepreneurs working with TOMS Shoes to distribute shoes for homeless children ; marketing students assisting Chinese executives with the expansion of a Hong Kong theme park ; horticulture students developing some of the world???s first virus - free roses ; computer science students designing robots to enhance teaching ; education students honing their skills at the College???s Preschool and Kindergarten Lab Schools ; and voice students performing alongside members of the famed Metropolitan Opera. An innovative new program - the Junior Journey - guarantees all entering students the opportunity to study domestically or overseas at no cost other than minimal course credit charges. Nearly 50% of FSC students study abroad and credit their travel experience with expanding their world view. A group of students tutored impoverished children in Honduras this year during spring break. Others are pursuing engaged learning in China and Hong Kong , England , France , Italy , and Spain. Semester programs are offered in England , Germany , Mexico , Northern Ireland , and Spain. The facilities at Florida Southern - designed by internationally acclaimed architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright and Robert A.M. Stern - are world class. A state - of - the - art , 24 / 7 technology center just opened , as have modern residence halls featuring bedrooms with stunning views of Lake Hollingsworth. A new classroom building , to include a language lab , film studies center , and art gallery , opens in fall 2010. Other new facilities are the cyber caf?? serving Starbucks in the library , the dining hall , a cutting - edge nursing building , and the Water Dome , also designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Our involved students enjoy outstanding student life programming that includes championship NCAA Division II events in 18 sports , intramurals , more than 70 clubs and organizations , a volunteer - oriented Greek system , and popular weekend programming. The free lakefront program features kayaks , canoes , and sailboats. One visit to Florida Southern is all it takes to see why our students say we're a college "On the Move!" Great academics , a dynamic student life culture , exceptional campus beauty , and the success of our graduates are just a few of the reasons top college guides such as The Princeton Review and the Fiske Guide to Colleges tout FSC as a great value. | Florida State University is a comprehensive , national graduate research university with both law and medical schools. The faculty include Nobel Laureates , Pulitzer Prize winners , and Fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Our 200 degree programs are enhanced by thousands of opportunities in international programs and world - class research centers , including the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory , Reading Research Center , and School for Computational Science. With a wide range of highly ranked academic programs and excellence in the visual and performing arts , this university offers a rare opportunity for culturally rich interdisciplinary learning in a diverse and caring environment. | Fontbonne University is a vital institution where quality education and caring go hand - in - hand and where some 2 , 900 students are part of the "Fontbonne Family." We have a longstanding tradition of high quality academic programs offered in a values - based environment established by our founders and sponsors , the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet. Our 35 majors , 18 minors and 15 master's degree programs span a wide range of offerings , from the nationally known Deaf Education major to top notch programs in Fine Arts , Education , Communication Disorders , Dietetics , Business , English and Communications , and more. | Fordham , New York City's Jesuit University , combines intellectual challenge and individual attention with the dynamic resources of one of the world's great cities. Whether educated at the green and Gothic Rose Hill campus , or Lincoln Center , in the cultural heart of Manhattan , Fordham students benefit from close contact with distinguished faculty who teach at the undergraduate , graduate and professional levels. The Jesuit tradition , characterized by excellence in teaching , the care and development of each student , and a commitment to the promotion of an ethical society informs every aspect of a Fordham education. | Framingham State College offers small , personalized classes to 6 , 000 undergraduate and graduate students on a traditional , New England campus. Student success is central to the mission of the College. Many options are available for student support , including programs to help freshmen transition to college. The College also has a robust honors program for exceptional students. The breadth of programs offered by Framingham State College reflects diverse faculty expertise. Although the College's traditional focus was teacher education , the majority of students today major in fields ranging from business to the sciences to fashion design and retailing , along with a significant number who continue to major in education. The College confers the Bachelor of Arts , Bachelor of Science , and Bachelor of Science in Education degrees. The College offers twenty - five majors and many career - related concentrations. Undergraduate majors are offered in art history , biology , business administration , business and information technology , chemistry , communication arts , computer science , early childhood education , economics , elementary education , English , fashion design and retailing , food and nutrition , food science , geography , health and consumer sciences , history , liberal studies , mathematics , modern languages , nursing ( post - RN program ), politics , psychology , sociology , and studio art. Within the twenty - five major programs are a variety of concentrations and minors. Pre - engineering , pre - law , and pre - medical professional programs are also offered. In addition to its undergraduate program , Framingham State College graduates approximately 500 master's students each year. In 2007 , the College added an MBA program to its graduate program mix. In addition , the College is a pioneer in undergraduate and graduate online education , having offered online courses since 1998. Traditional college - age students as well as non - traditional students seeking higher education on either a full - or part - time basis have opportunities to participate in campus life through a variety of co - curricular programs and activities , and to develop the knowledge and skills needed to compete in a global and technological society. The College is located in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts' MetroWest area just 20 miles west of Boston. It is the only public four - year college between Route 495 and Route 128 , close to the heart of the high - technology industry and within reach of hundreds of professional companies and businesses. The 73 - acre campus offers students a small - to medium - sized suburban campus with access to the cultural , recreational , educational , and career opportunities of Boston and New England. | Ever mindful of the spirit of St. Francis of Assisi , Franciscan University of Steubenville takes to heart the divine call directing Francis to "rebuild my Church." Franciscan University fulfills this mandate by educating and forming men and women of hope to be a transforming presence in the Church and the world. Franciscan offers a dynamic Catholic curriculum integrating faith and reason , in an environment in which students , faculty , and staff seek ongoing personal conversion in the power of the Holy Spirit. | FMU is named in honor of South Carolina's Revolutionary War hero General Francis Marion , who was nicknamed the "Swamp Fox , " for using the terrain to out - fox the British. FMU takes pride in providing a strong liberal arts foundation in a broad range of undergraduate majors. The University also offers two professional schools in education and business. At the graduate level , FMU offers programs in business , education , and psychology. FMU has the look and feel of a small , liberal arts college with all the benefits of a state - supported , comprehensive university. FMU offers an excellent learning environment , small enough to afford students personalized attention from faculty and staff , and large enough to let students expand their intellectual curiosities. The University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Undergraduate programs are professionally accredited by the following accrediting organizations : Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business ; National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education ; National Association of Schools of Theatre ; National Association of Schools of Art and Design ; National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission , Inc. ; and the American Chemical Society. | Franklin & Marshall is a residential undergraduate liberal arts college that aims to inspire in young people of high promise and diverse backgrounds a genuine and enduring love for learning , to teach them to read , write , and think critically , to instill in them the capacity for both independent and collaborative action , and to educate them to explore and understand the natural , social and cultural worlds in which they live. Historically known for the natural and social sciences , the College also boasts high quality humanities and arts programs , with outstanding facilities for music and theatrical performance and artistic exhibitions. | The Franklin College Leadership program prepares students to lead and contribute in our society by providing them with a structured learning experience and opportunities for practical application of and reflection on leadership. The Franklin College Professional Development program prepares students to make a confident and successful transition from college to the professional workplace or to graduate or professional school. | Freed - Hardeman University is a Christian university. It seeks to provide college - level courses , activities , and resources designed to promote total growth in a Christian environment. It offers the alternative of a distinctive lifestyle with the goal of excellence in personal living as well as academic attainment , emphasized in high standards of conduct and behavior required and accepted by students and faculty. The university is governed by a self - perpetuating board of trustees who are members of churches of Christ and who hold the institution in trust for its founders , alumni , and supporters. Most of its students are members of the church of Christ , but it enrolls students of any or no religious affiliation. Academic programs leading to the bachelor's degree require general education courses in the liberal arts and sciences. Most majors are career - oriented , in keeping with the university's motto of "Teaching how to live and how to make a living." Required Bible courses are regarded as important to a complete liberal education and central to the university's mission. Courses are offered by twelve academic departments organized into six schools. | The mission of Free Will Baptist Bible College ( FWBBC ) is to educate leaders to serve Christ , His Church , and His world through Biblical thought and life. The 67 - year - old , four - year institution is the only college owned and operated by the National Association of Free Will Baptists , a 250 , 000 - member evangelical denomination with 2 , 400 churches in 40 states that traces its American origins back to 1727. While every FWBBC student majors in Bible , many students carry double majors ( Bible plus pastoral ministry , Christian education , youth ministry , English , history , teacher education , business , music , psychology , counseling , etc. ) . As a Bible college , the institution emphasizes a distinctly Christian education with a strong core of Biblical and theological studies at the heart of all educational programs , a Christian worldview integrating the entire curriculum , Christian morals and ethics , and Christian leadership and service. The college seeks Christian students who are serious about pursuing academic excellence and doing the will of God. FWBBC is different from other colleges in that it is a community of faith and learning with chapel four days each week and a commitment to Christian service that places students throughout metropolitan Nashville to serve the homeless and disadvantaged in rescue missions , the congregations in local churches , the elderly in nursing homes , as well as counsel troubled teens , engage in community service projects , and other service roles. Students volunteer more than 10 , 000 hours of community service each year through ESL instruction with international students. Since 1998 , the Teacher Education Department at FWBBC has partnered with the Nashville chapter of Junior Achievement to reach students with the importance of education and free enterprise. FWBBC students have taught more than 265 elementary classes and reached more than 5 , 000 students. A Junior Achievement official said that FWBBC was their top non - corporate volunteer provider. The college is a gathering place for biblical preachers and expositors , for biblical scholars , researchers , and writers. FWBBC has long believed that education is more than classroom lectures. What takes place outside the classroom is important in shaping Christian minds , hearts , and hands. In addition to daily chapel and weekly Christian Service experiences , FWBBC students engage in student government , required artistic events , intramural and intercollegiate athletics , and events such as Missions Conference , Bible Conference , and special lecture series. The low teacher - student ratio allows FWBBC faculty to interact closely with students and get to know them outside the classroom. Numerous FWBBC students travel internationally to serve on mission fields during the summer and during fall and spring breaks. For the first time in 67 years , the college is planning to relocate in the Metropolitan Nashville area and has purchased land in the nearby Gallatin community for a new and larger campus. The college curriculum is also expanding into the areas of science , biology education , and nursing programs , as well as online learning and adult degree programs. The college offers 24 baccalaureate and six associate degrees. Being regionally and nationally accredited college , FWBBC is also a member of the Council for Higher Education Accreditation ( CHEA ) . FWBBC is approved by the Tennessee State Department of Education for training veterans , foreign students , and Civil Service employees. The college maintains membership in a number of organizations , including the Tennessee Independent Colleges and Universities Association ( TICUA ) and the Tennessee College Association. The college provides a challenging curriculum and a stimulating learning environment. Professors not only teach their students to think critically as they pursue knowledge in their chosen fields , they also lead them into a deeper understanding of the Bible and the Christian worldview. | Fresno Pacific University offers undergraduate and graduate programs that stress solid academic preparation and a strong ethical foundation. Each year nearly 2 , 400 traditional and adult students attend classes on the 42 - acre main campus in southeast Fresno or at centers in North Fresno , Visalia and Bakersfield. The university also reaches 14 , 000 students across the nation and around the world through professional development studies programs. FPU faculty are experts ; most hold doctorates and publish regularly in their fields and are dedicated to helping students excel in a variety of professions and graduate schools at major universities. Students come from 31 countries , 31 religious denominations and a variety of ethnic backgrounds. An average class size of 20 or fewer and a student - faculty ratio of 16 : 1 help faculty and students build relationships that support learning. As a Christian institution , all programs emphasize the importance of values , ethics and character development. FPU is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges ( WASC ) . | Frostburg State University has provided paths to success for students for over 100 years. Founded in 1898 to prepare teachers , the institution today is a public , comprehensive , largely residential regional university offering a wide array of affordable programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The only four - year institution of the University System of Maryland west of the Baltimore - Washington corridor , the University serves as the premier educational and cultural center for western Maryland. At the same time , it draws its student population from all counties in Maryland , as well as from numerous other states and foreign countries , thereby creating a campus experience that prepares students to live and work in a culturally diverse world. The University is distinguished by a scenic campus encircled by mountains , its excellent academic programs , its nationally acclaimed community service programs , and its vital role in regional economic development initiatives. As a result , it holds the distinction of being one of the University System institutions most closely woven into the fabric of the surrounding area. Frostburg State University is , first and foremost , a teaching institution in which students are guided and nurtured by dedicated , highly qualified faculty and staff. Faculty engage in wide - ranging research and scholarly activity with the ultimate goal of enhancing student learning. The academic experience of undergraduates includes a rigorous general education program in the liberal arts and sciences , including development of core skills. Major areas of specialization are offered in education , business , science and technology , the creative and performing arts , and selected programs in the humanities and social sciences. The University provides numerous opportunities for students to engage in community service , leadership development activities , undergraduate research , and internships. These activities serve as experiential laboratories in which students apply what they have learned in the classroom to real - world situations. Graduate programs provide specialized instruction for students involved in or preparing for professional careers. Frostburg State University continues to define its core mission as providing pathways to success - in careers , in further education , and in life - for all of its graduates. | Furman has emerged as a national leader among liberal arts colleges by giving students the chance to learn by doing through independent study , research projects with professors , study abroad , community service and internships around the nation and the world. Furman is a leader among liberal arts colleges in the percentage of students who engage in undergraduate research during the summer ; the university supports student research and internships both on and off - campus , including overseas opportunities. One of Furman's major strategic goals is its commitment to sustainability made evident in the University's curriculum , construction projects , and promotion of community awareness of sustainability. | Gannon University is a well - respected , caring , Catholic university in northwestern Pennsylvania that helps motivated students realize their potential. Our dynamic faculty and strong academic programs provide intellectual , professional and personal development. Our students appreciate a highly personalized network of academic and co - curricular support in an environment with a rich , welcoming heritage that emphasizes values and ethics. | Gardner - Webb , which has consistently been rated as a "character - building college , " focuses on personal attention between students and faculty ( low student - to - faculty ratio ), a safe environment in small - town atmosphere , a strong commitment to its Christian heritage , and a mission to develop to the whole student - academically , spiritually , socially , and physically. Although it is a relatively small institution , Gardner - Webb offers many of the amenities of a larger college , including modern computer and student housing facilities as well as NCAA Division I athletics. | Geneva , a private , four - year comprehensive Christian college of the arts , sciences , and professional studies , is located in Beaver Falls , PA. Our 1600 undergraduate students are able to select from more than 30 majors including Engineering , Business Administration , and Elementary Education. Our faculty is composed of committed Christian men and women who live out their faith in their teaching and in their relationships with students. With a student to faculty ratio of fifteen to one , students are assured one - on - one time with professors. Additionally , Geneva offers adult degree programs and 5 graduate programs in Organizational Leadership , Higher Education , Counseling , Business Administration , and Special Education. | George Fox is a Christian university of the arts , sciences , and professional studies. Small class sizes allow for personal attention from faculty who integrate their Christian faith into the curriculum. Funds are provided for independent undergraduate research. A culture of volunteer service is encouraged through an all - campus Serve Day and serve trips during school breaks. Students enjoy the proximity of Portland , the Pacific Ocean , and other attractions of the Pacific Northwest. Many also participate in university - sponsored international experiences. The campus offers wireless Internet access , and each incoming full - time freshman receives a laptop or iPad to keep upon graduating. | George Mason University is where innovation is tradition! Mason offers private university quality at a public institution value - at considerably less than what Washington , D.C. , area private institutions charge for the same access and degrees. Its prime location just outside Washington , D.C. , makes George Mason University's beautiful residential campus the destination for a diverse student body from all over the world , including all 50 states and 131 countries. Mason offers you all of the excitement and options of a large college campus while providing small class sizes and individual attention from faculty and staff members. Our faculty members are well known leaders in their fields , and you will find them quoted daily in national media - and they routinely welcome undergraduates to actively participate in their research. Innovative undergraduate majors and programs in game design , global affairs , neuroscience , sustainability , and international conflict resolution are just a few examples of the way Mason connects expert faculty with the advantages of location to offer you outstanding academic and extracurricular experiences. Opportunities to advance your career abound both inside and outside the classroom , including internships at nationally and internationally recognized companies and organizations , ranging from the Smithsonian National Zoo to the White House. Mason alumni dominate the D.C. region , and the resulting work and internship opportunities run the gamut : foreign embassies , wildlife reserves , network news programs , and even the Washington Redskins. Mason students lobby Congress on educational issues , pioneer outreach programs for disadvantaged children , and collect oral histories in the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. The prospect of internships , research , and employment here are unmatched anywhere else. Many Mason graduates continue employment with places they interned , or remain in the area to take advantage of the outstanding job market. In addition , Mason has programs in 28 countries , with reciprocal relationships with a number of foreign universities , including universities in Australia , England , France , Germany , China , and Russia. In partnership with Moscow State University , St. Petersburg State University and the Higher School of Economics - top Russian universities - Mason has recently launched several dual - degree programs in areas such as economics , management , and international affairs. Mason guarantees freshman housing , and nearly all freshmen take advantage of the spectacular residence facilities. A growing institution , Mason is in the midst of a building boom , investing more than $1 billion between 2007 and 2013. In 2008 , the university opened a new 40 , 000 square - foot state - of - the - art sustainable dining facility , designed to exceed "green" standards , with an emphasis on recycling and the use of biodegradable products. New facilities on campus include performing arts facilities , from a new opera house to dance , percussion and orchestra practice space ; state - of - the - art recreation and exercise centers ; and a hotel and conference center ideal for visiting students and families. More than 200 clubs and organizations join the large array of on - campus activities , which include free tickets to world - renowned artists at the Center for the Arts , as well as NCAA Basketball and nationally touring rock , hip - hop , rap and country concerts at Mason's 10 , 000 - seat Patriot Center. | Georgetown College distinguishes itself from many other small liberal arts colleges across the nation by offering a combination of rigorous and respected academic programs , a wealth of opportunities for leadership and involvement in extracurricular activities , and a strong commitment to Christian values and principles. While there is no shortage of schools that possess any one of these characteristics , institutions that combine any two of these qualities are less common. By placing all three side by side at unique levels and combinations , Georgetown provides a special framework that fosters intellectual , social , and spiritual growth. | As the nation's oldest Catholic University , conveniently located in the District of Columbia , Georgetown University offers its students the dynamic combination of accessible and prominent faculty , an extensive curriculum , and an exciting and culturally appealing location. Opportunities to complement the on - campus experience through internships , study abroad programs , and community service abound. | Founded in 1821 and chartered by the United States Congress , George Washington University takes full advantage of its location in the midst of the nation's capital. Students have the opportunity to plug into the extraordinary world of Washington , the political , policy , and research centers that move our country and the world. The number of majors and array of classroom experiences is almost boundless , but if you don't find what you're looking for , you can custom tailor a major to fit your academic interests. And because GW is so close to the centers of thought and action in every field offered , it is easy to integrate its academic tradition , special programs , and faculty connections , with the best internship and job opportunities in the Washington metropolitan area. A generous scholarship and financial assistance program attracts top students from all parts of the country and the world. | As the state's designated public liberal arts university , Georgia College & State University ( GCSU ) is committed to combining the educational experiences of esteemed private liberal arts colleges with the affordability of public higher education. GCSU is a residential learning community that emphasizes undergraduate education and offers selected graduate programs. The faculty are dedicated to challenging students and fostering excellence in the classroom and beyond. GCSU seeks to endow its graduates with a passion for achievement , a lifelong curiosity and an exuberance for learning. | The Georgia Institute of Technology , also known as Georgia Tech , is one of the nation's leading research universities , providing a focused , technologically based education to more than 20 , 000 undergraduate and graduate students. Georgia Tech has many nationally recognized programs , all top - ranked by peers and publications alike , and is ranked in the nation's top ten public universities by U.S. News and World Report. It offers degrees through the Colleges of Architecture , Engineering , Sciences , Computing , Management , and the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts. As a leading technological university , Georgia Tech has more than 100 interdisciplinary research centers that consistently contribute vital research and innovation to America's government , industry , and business. | Georgian Court University , founded and sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy of New Jersey , provides comprehensive liberal arts education in the Roman Catholic tradition. The University has a special concern for women and is a dynamic community committed to the core values of justice , respect , integrity , service and compassion , locally and globally. We are committed to academic excellence and Mercy core values. We educate and empower our students to succeed , serve and lead in a diverse local and global community. | Georgia Southwestern State University is a dynamic community of learning on a residential campus , offering students personalized and challenging experiences in preparation for successful careers , productive citizenship , and a satisfying quality of life. Our small student to teacher ratio allows faculty to provide individual attention to students and student / faculty interactions are consistently mentioned as one of our greatest strength. Located near the international headquarters for Habitat for Humanity and home to the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Human Development , GSW also offers students unique opportunities for community and service learning , in addition to more than 30 majors and special programs of study. | Gettysburg College , a national , residential , undergraduate college committed to a liberal education , prepares students to be active leaders and participants in a changing world. This statement is grounded in the core values of the institution : the worth and dignity of all people and the limitless value of their intellectual potential ; the power of a liberal arts education to help students develop critical thinking skills , broad vision , effective communications , a sense of the inter - relatedness of all knowledge , sensitivity to the human condition , and a global perspective , all necessary to enable students to realize their full potential for responsible citizenship ; the enrichment of the traditional liberal arts and sciences curriculum with the most promising intellectual developments of the age ; the free and open marketplace of ideas and the exploration of the ethical and spiritual dimensions of those ideas , both indispensable to helping students learn to determine which have lasting value ; the value of a lifelong commitment to service , and the role of the College in both providing an example of public service for students and fostering a commitment to service among our young people ; and a belief that a residential college is the most effective means of promoting the personal interaction between student and professor , and student and student which develops the community that is the heart of a liberal arts education. The Gettysburg Review , published by Gettysburg College , is recognized as one of the country's best literary journals. The journal has won numerous prizes , including a Best New Journal award and four Best Journal Design awards from the Council of Editors of Learned Journals. The Lincoln Prize in the amount of $50 , 000 is annually awarded for the year's best works on Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War by the Lincoln and Soldiers' Institute at Gettysburg College. Gettysburg's Sunderman Conservatory of Music combines the College's liberal arts and music traditions. Music becomes the lens through which students get a rich , full , and well - rounded education. Gettysburg Semester is a total - immersion semester in Civil War studies -- academic courses , internships with the Civil War - related agencies and live in a Civil War theme residence. The Contemporary Laboratory Experience in Astronomy ( CLEA ) develops laboratory exercises that illustrate modern astronomical techniques using digital data and color images suitable for high - school and college classes at all levels. CLEA labs have enjoyed widespread use by astronomy students and faculty throughout the U.S. and around the world. Advancing Science another outreach program gives Pennsylvania students from kindergarten through grade 12 opportunities to learn science by doing science. A collaboration between the Gettysburg biology department and Pennsylvania schools. The Eisenhower Institute is a program of Gettysburg College , the Institute is a non - partisan , non - profit , presidential legacy organization that develops and sponsors civic discourse on significant issues of domestic and international public policy. The Institute provides a number of national scholarships and fellowships for students , our future leaders , to participate in dialogue with prominent figures and to pursue study of public policy and related fields. | Glenville State College is committed to educating students to be thoughtful , productive , engaged , and responsible citizens. Areas of particular emphasis include : Teacher Education , Business , Behavioral Sciences , Fine Arts , and Land Resources. The College prides itself on providing students with a quality education. | Gonzaga University is not all basketball. Yes , the Zags have appeared in the last 13 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournaments , but it is Gonzaga's strong academic offerings that have distinguished this 120 - year - old university. Gonzaga offers 92 fields of undergraduate study in arts and sciences , business , engineering , education and professional studies. Student to faculty ratio is 10 : 1 , and faculty office hours are plentiful. Cura personalis , or care for the individual , is a hallmark of Jesuit education. Twenty six master's programs , a doctoral program in leadership studies and a juris doctorate through the School of Law complement the undergraduate programs. Gonzaga's freshman class averaged an 1 , 188 SAT score and a 3.66 high school grade point average in fall 2009. But perhaps even more impressive than the academic credentials of Gonzaga's students is their penchant to serve others , another pillar of Jesuit education. Over the past five years Gonzaga students have averaged 100 , 000 hours of community service annually. Special programs like Campus Kids ( mentoring at - risk grade school children ), Mission : Possible ( spring break trips to low - income parts of the country to help with revitalization ), and April's Angels ( an April renovation of an area school or camp ) are just a few of the efforts made by Gonzaga students for their neighbors and those in need. | Gordon College strives to graduate men and women distinguished by Christian character and intellectual maturity , committed to a lifestyle of servant - hood and prepared for leadership roles in their homes , workplaces , churches and communities. We believe that faith and intellectual rigor are complementary , not contradictory. | Goshen College is a national liberal arts college known for leadership in international education , service - learning and peace and justice issues. The college enrolls around 1 , 000 men and women from 30 states and 30 countries , and is recognized for its innovative , life - changing study abroad program ( Study - Service Term ) and exceptional educational value. Rooted in the Mennonite Church , one of the historic peace church traditions , the college's Christ - centered mission produces servant leaders who are compassionate peacemakers and global citizens whose academic preparation comes from a passion for learning. Student surveys indicate that hands - on learning , faculty mentors and strong friendships are significant community strengths. | Goucher College is a small college with a big view of the world , an intellectual community without boundaries. Here , students are prepared to embark on a life of inquiry and discovery , creativity , and analytical thinking ; the expectation is that Goucher graduates will go on to make a positive difference in the world. At Goucher College , we are known for our academic rigor , our never - ending curiosity about the world around us ; and the high caliber of our faculty , students , and staff. Goucher students are able to put their learning into action through collaborative research in the natural sciences , guest residencies of renowned professors , service - learning programs that support local communities , unique internships , and international study. Building on these strengths , our vision for a liberal arts education grows from the understanding that in the 21st century , every academic inquiry and intellectual endeavor has a global context. In all of our 31 majors , we encourage our students to explore their intellectual interests in ways that transcend the boundaries of traditional disciplines. Goucher's well - known study - abroad requirement , which comes with a great deal of curricular flexibility and a $1 , 200 stipend to help defray travel costs , is just one of the college's distinctive assets. Another is its Athenaeum : Part high - tech library , part public forum , part art gallery , part cafe , and many other parts , this new flagship building at the center of campus is "all Goucher." The Athenaeum assumes an integrated , harmonious place within a pedestrian - friendly , architecturally unified campus. The numerous , world - class lecturers who visit this beautiful campus every year give our students the opportunity to step up and ask important questions of important people. The college's environmental initiatives , both curricular and extracurricular , have derived much of their direction and momentum from the suggestions and activities of our students. And Goucher's greatest strength may well be its abiding sense of community , at once expansive and inclusive. For 125 years , Goucher has served a bright , bold , and motivated student population. Numbering some 1 , 480 undergraduates and representing 45 states and 24 countries , our students arrive at Goucher prepared to excel academically and eager to take advantage of the many resources offered on campus and in nearby Baltimore and Washington , DC. Our 287 - acre , beautifully landscaped campus boasts comfortable residence halls , a modern athletic complex and playing fields , stables , and miles of wooded trails to fulfill our student explorers. | Grace College is an evangelical Christian community of higher education which applies Biblical values in strengthening character , sharpening competence , and preparing of service. As a school we are known for our commitment to intentional spiritual growth by our students. | Graceland University has challenged students for more than 100 years to embrace learning as a lifestyle. Students are encouraged to pursue a variety of intellectual choices through the university's firmly - based liberal arts tradition. Its rich history of diversity , acceptance and intellectual pursuit found on the original campus in Lamoni , Iowa , have been taken to the second campus in Independence , Missouri , satellite sites and programs offered on line. Graceland attracts students from across the United States and many foreign countries. The graduates of this diverse non - sectarian student body are prepared to meet the challenges in this increasingly complex world. | Grand Valley State University is a four - year public university in West Michigan providing undergraduate and graduate education to nearly 24 , 000 students. It has established a reputation for creating unique learning opportunities that attract students from across the state , throughout the country , and all over the world. Its liberal education focus emphasizes critical thinking , creative problem solving , and cultural understanding preparing students for life in a fast - changing world. It fosters a commitment to economic , social , and environmental sustainability and an inclusive campus that values diversity. Through this forward - thinking education , students are empowered to positively affect the global community now and in the future. With 71 undergraduate and 27 graduate degree programs , Grand Valley offers an academic experience one would expect from a small private college and the programs and resources only available from a major university. Virtually all of the university's more than 200 areas of academic study incorporate the skills acquired through its liberal education focus into the learning process. The result is that graduates are better prepared to meet new challenges with confidence and professional expertise. Professional preparation is also important at Grand Valley. Each year more than 5 , 000 students gain real - world work experience through internships , practica , and student teaching. Preparing students to achieve at a higher level puts a premium on teaching excellence. Grand Valley faculty come from some of the country's leading institutions to do what they do best - teach. To this end , classes are taught by faculty members , not graduate assistants , providing opportunities for collaboration between professors and students and creating undergraduate learning experiences typically only available to graduate students at other schools. Supporting this network of high - achieving students and faculty are contemporary campuses in Allendale and Grand Rapids , Michigan's second largest city. Both campuses include state - of - the - art learning , living , and research centers. Grand Valley also has a campus in nearby Holland and regional centers in Muskegon and Traverse City. In addition , the university has nearly 300 clubs and organizations that keep students involved and active. Plus , Grand Valley features championship - level NCAA Division II sports , and a vast array of athletic , social , religious , and fine arts activities. Academic excellence , first - rate faculty , state - of - the - art facilities , and outstanding locations make Grand Valley an excellent learning environment and a Grand Valley education a great investment. The return on that investment is that Grand Valley degrees are highly respected and valued by employers and graduate schools - 98 percent of Grand Valley graduates are successfully employed or pursuing advanced degrees. | Grand View University engages , equips , and empowers students to fulfill their ambitions and to serve society. Believing that each person possesses natural strengths and developing abilities which can lead to a full and satisfying life , the University admits and educates students who represent a wide range of ages , achievements , and expectations. Integrating a liberal arts education with career preparation in an urban learning environment , Grand View focuses on the development of the whole person "mind , body and spirit" and on preparing students for responsible citizenship in their communities and in a diverse and changing world. The University's underlying Lutheran perspective weaves faith , spirituality and questioning through the entire fabric of a Grand View education , encouraging students to go beyond simple answers and easy dreams. Students from all walks of life and all faith traditions discover not just their career paths but themselves , and graduates enjoy success in both career and life. Grand View stands out from other colleges partly because of its strong and active partnerships with leading businesses and organizations in central Iowa , which has led to challenging internships and to nearly 100 percent of students finding jobs right after graduation or continuing their education , every year for the past fifteen years. Grand View is known for its ability to connect students with exciting and challenging career opportunities. Employers see graduates who are well educated for their chosen careers , graduates who contribute from the very first day , graduates who can articulate and demonstrate leadership , critical thinking and a broad perspective. | Greenville College empowers students for lives of character and service through a transforming Christ - centered education in the liberal arts , sciences , and professional studies. | When Grinnell College framed its charter in the Iowa Territory of the United States in 1846 , it set forth a mission to educate its students "for the different professions and for the honorable discharge of the duties of life." The College pursues that mission by educating young men and women in the liberal arts through free inquiry and the open exchange of ideas. As a teaching and learning community , the College holds that knowledge is a good to be pursued both for its own sake and for the intellectual , moral , and physical well - being of individuals and of society at large. The College exists to provide a lively academic community of students and teachers of high scholarly qualifications from diverse social and cultural circumstances. The College aims to graduate women and men who can think clearly , who can speak and write persuasively and even eloquently , who can evaluate critically both their own and others' ideas , who can acquire new knowledge , and who are prepared in life and work to use their knowledge and their abilities to serve the common good. | Since its founding in 1876 , Grove City College , committed to Christian principles , has striven to be equal in academic quality to the finest four - year colleges. It seeks to provide liberal and professional education of the highest quality that is within the reach of families with modest means who desire a college that will strengthen their children's spiritual and moral character. The founders of Grove City College , consciously avoiding narrow sectarianism , held a vision of Christian society transcending denomination , creeds , and confessions. They were committed to the advancement of free enterprise , civil and religious liberty , representative government , arts and letters , and science and technology. Believing that the fruits of civilization would be destroyed if religious and ethical roots were allowed to wither , the founders intended that the claims of Christ as God and Savior and of inspired Scripture be presented to all. They hoped that through its program of intellectual , moral , and spiritual education , Grove City College would produce young leaders , whatever their creed or confession , capable of pushing civilization forward on every frontier. | Guilford College draws on Quaker and liberal arts traditions to produce lifelong learners and agents of change in the world. Student - centered instruction nurtures each individual amid an intentionally diverse community. A values - rich educational experience explores the ethical dimension of knowledge and promotes honesty , compassion , integrity , courage and respect for the individual. A challenging academic program fosters critical and creative thinking through analysis , inquiry , communication , consensus building , problem solving and leadership. A global perspective values people of other cultures and the natural environment in which we all live. Service opportunities forge a connection between thought and action. The college's core values are based on , and consistent with , the five Quaker testimonies. Indeed , three testimonies -- community , quality and integrity -- are also core values. Core values are the essential and enduring tenets of the organization. They are : Community , Diversity , Equality , Excellence , Integrity , Justice and Stewardship. Guilford College's mission statement is "To provide a transformative , practical , and excellent liberal arts education that produces critical thinkers in an inclusive , diverse environment , guided by Quaker testimonies of community , equality , integrity , peace and simplicity and emphasizing the creative problem solving skills , experience , enthusiasm and international perspectives necessary to promote positive change in the world." | Gustavus Adolphus College is a residential , liberal arts college in St. Peter , Minnesota , that prepares 2 , 550 undergraduate students for lives of leadership , service , and lifelong learning. The oldest Lutheran college in Minnesota , Gustavus was founded in 1862 by Swedish Lutheran immigrants and named for Swedish King Gustav II Adolf. Gustavus Adolphus College is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America ( ELCA ) . Throughout its history , it has valued its Lutheran and Swedish heritages. The Gustavus culture derives from our founding traditions and offers a distinctiveness of feeling and deed on the campus and in the greater world. Students and faculty pursue academic rigor and service in an atmosphere of close - knit relationships , serious work , spirited enjoyment of life , and uncommon mutual support. At Gustavus , students receive personal attention in small - sized classes and engage in collaborative research with their professors. The College is fully accredited and known for its strong music , science , writing , athletics , study - abroad , and service - learning programs. We maintain a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa and are widely admired for our annual MAYDAY! Peace Conference - an event devoted to topics relating to human rights and social justice. Gustavus is internationally recognized for its annual Nobel Conference. This signature event was launched in 1965 following a gathering on campus of 26 Nobel laureates for the dedication of the Nobel Hall of Science in 1963. The conference brings cutting - edge science issues to the attention of the public , engages world - renowned science speakers , and provides opportunities to explore the moral and societal impact of scientific issues. Gustavus has always prized community and has been marked by a pervasive sense of concern for every member of the College community. Civility , mutual respect , cooperation , shared governance , and caring have long been hallmarks of the College. Freedom to express a broad range of ideas is central to our sense of community , and resolution of conflicts in the broader society has long been a fundamental concern for us. Gustavus has a commitment to high quality , even to excellence , in all that we do. In the words of Eric Norelius , founder of the College , "Whatever we do , let us do it well." Given our other values , it should be clear that this commitment to excellence is neither a code word for elitism nor a rejection of the best in Gustavus's heritage. Indeed , our distinctive heritage demands nothing less than excellence. Gustavus holds the conviction that religious faith enriches and informs learning and is a fundamental notion underpinning our emphasis on community , ethics , and service. While strongly Lutheran in tradition and character , conformity to that specific faith tradition is not expected. In it mission statement , the College does declare an intent to develop in students "a mature understanding of the Christian faith". People of all faiths are welcomed and engaged here. The Swedish and religious heritage of Gustavus , specifically its Lutheran roots and bonds , have ensured that justice and fairness are primary institutional values. The College strives to be a just community in all of its actions and to educate its students for morally responsible lives. Relations within the College community are guided by high moral principles , and those graduating from Gustavus are expected to understand the full moral implications of their actions. The College values service as an objective of life and of education. We embrace the notion that true leadership expresses itself in service to others , and affirm the classical ideal of a liberating education , an education that frees one to serve God and humanity to the best of one's ability. | Gwynedd - Mercy College was founded in 1948 and is sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy. The mission of the College is strong in Catholic values , stressing the importance of educational and service in the Mercy tradition. Located the in suburbs of Philadelphia , Pennsylvania , on 160 acres , the College currently holds an enrollment of over 2500 students , including traditional , adult and international students. We are a four - year , coeducational institution offering associate , baccalaureate and master's degree programs on a full or part - time basis. | Students come to Hamilton to find their voice. As a national leader for teaching students to write effectively , learn from each other and think for themselves , Hamilton produces graduates who have the knowledge , skills and confidence to make their voices heard on issues of importance to them and their communities. A key component of the Hamilton experience is the College's open , yet rigorous liberal arts curriculum. In place of distribution requirements that are common at most colleges , Hamilton gives its students freedom to choose the courses that reflect their unique interests and plans. Faculty advisors assist students in planning a coherent and highly individualized academic program - in fact , close student - faculty relationships at Hamilton are a distinguishing characteristic of the College - but ultimately students at Hamilton take responsibility for their own future. Part of that future includes a lifelong relationship with the College. Hamilton alumni are exceptionally loyal and passionate supporters of their alma mater and the students and faculty who live and work on College Hill. That support manifests itself through internships , speaking engagements , job - shadowing opportunities and financial donations. | Creativity and innovation in teaching and learning are the hallmark of Hamline University , home to more than 5 , 000 undergraduate , graduate , and law students. At Hamline , students collaborate with professors invested in their success. They are challenged in and out of the classroom to create and apply knowledge in local and global contexts , while cultivating an ethic of civic responsibility , social justice , and inclusive leadership and service. Founded in 1854 , Hamline also is Minnesota's first university and among the first coeducational institutions in the nation. | The spirit of Hampden - Sydney lies in its sense of community and its preservation of tradition. HSC is all about seeking "to form good men and good citizens in an atmosphere of sound learning". Honor and civility inform the life of the College. Challenged by the curriculum and guided by the professors , students can get help when they need it because classes are small. The greatest advantage of small - college life is that everyone can be involved. Athletics , debating , publications , fraternity life -- all are part of the education process. Many students enjoy the outdoors : hunting , fishing , camping , and hiking. Public service , leadership , and volunteerism are developed through opportunities to participate in the HSC Volunteer Fire Department , The Wilson Center for Leadership , community service projects with the local community , and "Beyond the Hill" community service trips to Belize , Honduras , and other service oriented trips abroad. In addition to the College's own study abroad programs , HSC students are eligible to participate and earn academic credit in approved foreign - study programs in Europe , Central and South America , South and East Asia , the Middle East , and the Virginia program at Oxford. In addition , the HSC faculty develop May Term Abroad programs in special topics in their discipline. Past programs have included European Union Studies in France , Economics / Political Science / Culture studies in Eastern Europe , Tropical Biology in Mexico , Theater in Scotland , Language Immersion in Spain , and Area Studies in Egypt. The total experience at the College produces a man well - suited for the challenges of a job , the demands of social service , and the pleasure of personal endeavors. | Hampshire College prepares students to understand and to participate responsibly in a complex world. Hampshire is an innovative liberal arts college with a multidisciplinary approach that develops well - educated lifelong learners with the capacity to go beyond received knowledge and conventional beliefs. As students pursue self - initiated , individual programs of study negotiated with faculty mentors , they develop confidence in their intellect and creativity. Active participation in original research and detailed narrative evaluations from their professors help students build successively more sophisticated critical abilities and skills. The college's multicultural curriculum and commitment to civic and social engagement for all members of the community develop an understanding of the diverse nature of our world and the necessity for responsible leadership. Within the college's residential community students encounter and learn to respect differences and appreciate diversity , enhancing their capacity to live together well. Hampshire is located in the rich educational environment of the Five College consortium ( Hampshire , Amherst , Mt. Holyoke , and Smith Colleges and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst ), which provides students the opportunity to engage in the extraordinary academic and social offerings of all five campuses. | Hampton University is a comprehensive institution of higher education , dedicated to the promotion of learning , building of character , and preparation of promising students for positions of leadership and service. Its curricular emphasis is scientific and professional , with a strong liberal arts undergirding. In carrying out its mission , the University requires that everything that it does be done of highest quality. | The mission of Hannibal - LaGrange College is to provide an excellent liberal arts education in a distinctively Christian environment , thus preparing students for both personal and career effectiveness. | Hanover College is a challenging and supportive community whose members take responsibility for lifelong inquiry , transformative learning and meaningful service. Hanover College students prepare for the future by embracing the present. Hanover's students receive personal attention from professors in a highly caring environment. The College's 10 to 1 student - faculty ratio and average class size of 12 students leads to interactive classes where students develop the skills necessary for critical thinking and problem - solving , skills that are essential in today's rapidly changing world. Individualized attention allows students to become actively engaged in experiential learning. Experiential learning is supported through the availability of a tuition - free academic internship for any interested student. Project - based internships through the College's business program , the Center for Business Preparation , enable Hanover's students to apply their critical thinking and problem - solving skills and develop a record of actual accomplishment before they graduate. Additional internships through the Career Center , including semester - long programs in Philadelphia and Washington , D.C. , provide opportunities for every student to explore careers and develop resumes during their four years at Hanover. In addition , nearly two - thirds of Hanover's students take advantage of conducting research in partnership with a faculty mentor. Student research provides important experience that prepares them for medical school , graduate school and business careers. The result is outstanding placement of seniors in career opportunities or graduate school. Hanover students are engaged nationally and internationally. The Hanover Capstone on great issues of the day provides one such opportunity. Our 2009 - 2010 Capstone , entitled Forging an American Identiy , included talks by Ric Burns ( documentarian ), and Jeff Shaara ( best - selling novelist ), among others. The 2008 - 2009 Capstone entitled Water : The Rise and Fall of Civilization led to on - campus lectures by Zahi Hawass ( Secretary General of the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities ), Mia Farrow ( activist and actress ), Bill Nye ( The Science Guy ), and Robert Kennedy , Jr. ( activist ) . The 2007 - 2008 Capstone Global Climate Change included on - campus lectures by Jane Goodall , Jean - Michel Cousteau , Richard Leakey and Ed Begley , Jr. The culmination of each year's Capstone is the publication of an anthology of the best student papers on that year's subject. Experience is also gained through the College's extensive study abroad program. From four - week spring term courses that travel to countries such as England , Ireland , South Africa , China , and Vietnam , to semester - long affiliated programs in Australia , Turkey , Belgium , Germany , France , Spain and Mexico , to summer research and internships in India , Thailand , Turkey and France , roughly 55% of Hanover students have traveled throughout the world. Most of these students received financial support from the College to assist them in taking advantage of this opportunity. The Hanover experience extends beyond the classroom. Roughly one - third of Hanover's students participate in NCAA athletics. Students do not have to major in theatre and music to participate and be eligible for scholarships in those outstanding programs. Every one of the College's 56 student clubs and organizations , ranging from the campus newspaper to ultimate Frisbee , are established and run by students. The next new student club is the one you want to organize. All of this occurs on a beautiful campus located on bluffs overlooking the Ohio River. Located in southeastern Indiana , Hanover possesses rural charm while located in the middle of a triangle that includes the major cities of Louisville ( 45 minutes away ), Cincinnati ( 75 minutes ) and Indianapolis ( 90 minutes ) . | Harding University is a Christian liberal arts university , nationally recognized for its outstanding academic reputation. Ranking annually among the nation's leaders in the admission of National Merit Scholars and high achieving students , Harding provides an academic experience that cultivates intellectual and personal growth in every individual. Harding graduates are in demand , as more than 400 national and international businesses and graduate schools actively recruit Harding students each year , proving the graduates are well prepared to compete and succeed in this global economy. More than 30 percent of Harding graduates have studied at one of the university's seven international campuses in Australia , Chile , England , France , Greece , Italy and Zambia. Harding competes in 14 intercollegiate sports at the NCAA - II level and has about 100 campus organizations in which students can participate. Harding attracts students from 49 states and 49 foreign countries allowing students to develop friendships with fellow students from around the world. Harding is located in the foothills of the beautiful Ozark Mountains and is within a few miles of beautiful hiking trails , parks and sparkling rivers. The university is committed to making a Harding University education financially feasible for all qualified applicants. As the University receives far more applications for admissions than there are spaces available , interested students are encouraged to apply early to reserve a position in the freshman class. | A private , co - educational university located in Abilene , Texas , a leading education center in west Texas that is often described as "an oasis" - with lush grounds , a duck - filled pond , and stately red brick buildings. HSU is a place of higher learning that warmly opens its doors to students seeking a Christian , liberal arts , pre - professional and professional education within a supportive and spirited community. Founded in 1891 , Hardin - Simmons is a place where relationships really matter. Complementing the warmth of family and community is the vitality of our academic program offering more than 50 major and minor programs through two colleges and five schools. | As a small , private liberal arts college , Hartwick College focuses on fostering collaborative student - faculty relationships : our faculty bring the latest insights from the world into the classroom to deepen student learning. The college's beautiful setting upon a hill overlooking Oneonta , New York features the close relationships expected from a small private liberal arts college of 1480 students with a student - to - faculty ratio of 11 : 1. Our philosophy puts an emphasis on experiential learning so that students are prepared to continuously shape and reshape their future. When our students study abroad , complete an internship , collaborate with a professor on a research project , or work in the local community , their learning translates into an education that changes lives. More than 60 percent of Hartwick students gain first - hand experience either studying off - campus or completing an internship. Hartwick's faculty lead off - campus programs all over the world during our January Term , which allows students to broaden their horizons. Our unique academic calendar , centered on the four week January Term , not only enables students to travel the world , but also offers opportunities to undertake a topic - focused class , do an internship , perform directed research , or complete a senior capstone project. Our nearby Pine Lake Environmental Campus has also provided residential and curricular opportunities for students to investigate the importance of sustainability since 1972. In contrast to the recent scramble among institutions to configure opportunities for experiential learning , Hartwick has been offering these core educational components to students for more than three decades. The entire Hartwick community , from academic to residential life and athletics , now embraces this longstanding commitment to experiential learning through our approach to a liberal arts education. Hartwick is excited to offer a Three - Year Bachelor's Degree. A unique and exciting opportunity allowing qualified students to benefit from our strong liberal arts education and special experiential learning opportunities. This program dramatically reduces the cost of a private college education. Students in the program can take advantage of every opportunity offered in our traditional four - year program. | N / A | According to its mission statement , Harvey Mudd College seeks to educate engineers , scientists , and mathematicians well versed in all of these areas and in the humanities and the social sciences so that they may assume leadership in their fields with a clear understanding of the impact of their work on society. The founders of Harvey Mudd College thus envisioned a distinctive educational experience for its students combining unusual breadth in their technical education with a firm academic grounding in the humanities and social sciences. The required curriculum has three components : the Common Core , which provides the foundation for advanced study ; the program in Humanities , Social Sciences , and the Arts which emphasizes the liberal arts nature of a Harvey Mudd College education ; and the Major , which builds depth and technical competence. Unifying all of these is an emphasis on strong oral and written communications , the development of computational skills , and direct experience with a research or design project. For example , Harvey Mudd College's signature Clinic Program provides students with an opportunity to work as part of a team on real projects that entrepreneurs , companies , or national laboratories sponsor. The academic programs are demanding , but the College fosters cooperation rather than competition under a successful student - led Honor Code. Almost every student lives on campus , where the atmosphere is characterized not only by trust , freedom , and responsibility , but also by a sense of humor , fun , and creativity. Students at Harvey Mudd College enjoy the kind of personal attention , small classes , and close working relationships with faculty mentors associated with the finest liberal arts colleges. Students also benefit from the advantages of a larger institution because of the unique Claremont University Consortium , whose member colleges are located across the street from one another and make available classes , dining halls , libraries , parties , sports teams , and other resources far beyond those any one such school could provide. Under the leadership of its new president , Maria Klawe , Harvey Mudd College has developed a vision for its future around six themes : ( 1 ) Innovation , Leadership , and Impact , Especially in Engineering , Science and Mathematics ; ( 2 ) Focus on Experiential and Interdisciplinary Learning ; ( 3 ) Unsurpassed Excellence and Diversity at All Levels ; ( 4 ) Nurturing and Developing the Whole Person ; ( 5 ) Global Engagement and Informed Contributions to Society ; and ( 6 ) Improvement of Infrastructure and Resources to Support HMC's Commitment to Excellence and Building Community. The College is on its way to realizing its vision. | Hastings College is a private , undergraduate , four - year , residential liberal arts college. It was founded in 1882 by a group of men and women seeking to establish a Presbyterian - related college dedicated to high academic and cultural standards that still apply over 125 years later. Our home is Hastings , Nebraska , a friendly , progressive , fun college town of 25 , 000. The Hastings College campus is situated on 109 beautifully landscaped acres. Within that space sits 40 buildings spanning from the traditional McCormick Hall built in 1883 to the Osborne Family Sports Complex / Fleharty Educational Center built in 2002 and the comfortable Bronco Village student apartments completed in 2006. An outdoor track complex was completed in 2007 and The Morrison - Reeves Science Center , a brand new state of the art student learning facility , opened for classes in 2009. Hastings College is named one of America's Best Value Colleges by The Princeton Review , ranked among the top liberal arts colleges in the nation by U.S. News & World Report , America's Best Colleges 2009 , named a 2010 "Best College in the Midwestern Region" by The Princeton Review , listed by Kaplan / Newsweek as one of "America's 369 Most Interesting Schools , " and recognized among the top liberal arts colleges in America by The Washington Monthly.Affiliated with the Presbyterian Church ( USA ), the college enrolls students representing many denominational groups.One of the most successful and popular features of Hastings College's academic program , January Term , allows students to immerse themselves in one course , instead of four or five. Students can focus on a topic in their major field or study something new. J - Term at HC is a time for discovery , innovation and unforgettable learning experiences. In past years , student groups have traveled to Tanzania to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro , Australia , New Zealand , Puerto Rico , Central America , Italy and Ireland. On campus classes have included a study of the Beatles , the psychology of superheroes , and comic and graphic novel story telling and illustration.In the Noel - Levitz Student Satisfaction Inventory , a national survey that measures student satisfaction across a broad spectrum of college life , Hastings College students expressed greater satisfaction than did students from the national comparison group on items such as : the instruction in my major field is excellent , tuition paid is a worthwhile investment , and it is an enjoyable experience to be a student on this campus. Over the past four years , Hastings College students completed nearly 50 , 000 hours of service - learning on the hurricane - ravaged Gulf Coast , in Appalachia , on U.S. - Mexico borderlands , and locally in homeless shelters , churches and schools. Hastings College has been named to the President???s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction for its exemplary community service , innovative service - learning programs and demonstrated commitment to strengthening the community. Hastings College is known nationally for its success in fostering a campus environment where people work together in a spirit of collegiality , collaboration , openness and mutual respect. The American Association of University Professors ( AAUP ) presented Hastings College President Phillip Dudley , Jr. with the Ralph S. Brown Award for Shared Governance at a ceremony in Washington , D.C. | Haverford College provides a liberal arts education in the broadest sense , fostering an uncommon spirit of inquiry , debate , problem solving , creativity , ingenuity , and love of learning. A sense of high principle , both academically and personally , is the watermark of a Haverford education. It is embodied in the honor code and reflected in the lives of alumni. Haverford's traditional emphasis on a rich curriculum , on undergraduate involvement in faculty research -- all students are required to complete a Senior Thesis -- and the connecting of academics to issues of social justice is extended by three interdisciplinary Centers : The Hurford Humanities Center ; The Center for Peace and Global Citizenship and The Koshland Integrated Natural Science Center. | Hawaii Pacific University is an international learning community set in the rich cultural context of Hawaii. Students from around the world join us for an American education built on a liberal arts foundation. Our innovative undergraduate and graduate programs anticipate the changing needs of the community and prepare our graduates to live , work , and learn as active members of a global society. An independent , coeducational , career - oriented , comprehensive university with a foundation in the liberal arts , Hawaii Pacific University offers degrees in the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science as well as the Bachelor of Social Work. Graduate degrees are offered in the Arts , Business Administration , Secondary Education , the Sciences , and Social Work. Through the Military Campus Program , HPU also offers Associates degrees. Hawai'i Pacific University's campuses are located on the island of Oahu. The main campus is in the heart of Honolulu's downtown business and financial district , within the center of the state's capital district. Students have ample opportunities to make the transition from student to worker in the various business offices , not - for - profit organizations , government agencies , financial institutions , and accounting firms and law firms in the area. Many of the University's adjunct instructors are practitioners at the top of their professions who bring contemporary , real - life experiences into the classroom. The Hawai'i Loa campus of Hawai'i Pacific University is located on the windward side of the island of Oahu and offers students an idyllic campus setting with rolling hills and lush greenery. The campus dormitories , dining commons , library , bookstore , science labs , and recreational facilities provide students with a wide range of amenities. Various shopping malls , restaurants , beaches , and historic and scenic sites also are within reasonable distance and accessible by Honolulu's public transportation system. Hawai'i Pacific University's third campus at Makapu'u Point is home to the university's marine laboratory facility. At Oceanic Institute , HPU seeks to establish a leading global center for research and education in the marine , environmental , and life sciences , serving Hawai'i , the nation , and the world. Hawaii Pacific University has a diverse student body is composed of students from every state in the U.S. as well as more than 100 countries from around the world. Enrollment in the graduate programs exceeded 1 , 300 in Fall 2008. Students range in age from 17 to over 70 with a significant number of adult learners in both the undergraduate and graduate programs. | Heidelberg University is a dynamic community with two core goals : preparing students for productive careers and preparing them to live a life of purpose with distinction. At Heidelberg , students are encouraged to seize opportunities to explore their world , both close to home and abroad. Heidelberg is dedicated to being a diverse community that challenges students to understand their own culture and the cultures of others. In keeping with the historic affiliation with the United Church of Christ , students , faculty and staff work collaboratively to understand and respect diversity , religions and lifestyles. Through service learning and other academic and extra - curricular offerings , Heidelberg strives to develop individuals with high moral and ethical standards who make positive contributions in their careers , who are engaged in their communities and who become responsible citizens of the world. | As Arkansas's public liberal arts university , Henderson State University offers its 3 , 600 undergraduate students an education based on a comprehensive core of courses in the arts and sciences. Henderson is proud to be the only school in Arkansas that is a member of the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges , which identifies and supports high quality public liberal arts and sciences institutions. While the arts and sciences form the foundation for all academic programs at Henderson , the university has an excellent reputation in teacher education , business administration , and several other fields , too. The academic program at Henderson is divided into three colleges. The Matt Locke Ellis College of Arts and Sciences offers a comprehensive core of liberal arts courses , with majors in disciplines from fine arts and the social sciences to technology and the natural sciences. The School of Business offers the bachelor of business administration degree , and it also runs the program leading to the B.S. degree in aviation. Teachers College , Henderson receives national recognition for the quality of its mentor - teacher program for first - year teachers. Henderson's campus continues to expand , and more students are choosing Henderson as their university of choice. On - campus enrollment has hit a 12 - year high. A large freshman class contributed to the increase , with over 800 new students enrolled Fall 2007. The class is about a third larger than last year's freshman class and that bodes well for future enrollment growth. The increase in numbers of freshmen will affect our community in many positive ways and will strengthen the university's efforts to develop and maintain an excellent academic program and a vital campus life. Henderson is committed to selecting and supporting a diverse student population , both domestic and international. The student body includes around 100 students from more than 20 countries around the world. Henderson has a tradition and history of providing quality education in an embracing atmosphere. Henderson faculty and staff take the extra time to help students make the transition from high school to college life. It is one of our state's oldest universities and serves as the alma mater of many of our nation's most successful men and women who refer to it as the "School with a Heart." | As a leader in engaged liberal arts and sciences education , Hendrix provides a demanding yet supportive environment where tomorrow???s leaders learn to combine critical thought with action. A private , undergraduate institution of the liberal arts founded in 1876 and related to the United Methodist Church , Hendrix offers distinguished academic programs in a residential setting. A 13 - to - 1 student - faculty ratio encourages student engagement and interaction with faculty. Students and faculty come together in a learning community , with the shared goal of helping each student develop ???Unto the Whole Person , ??? which is the College???s motto. Hendrix College students are actively engaged in their education , involved in learning in a hands - on way that takes them outside the book and into the world. A new component of the curriculum ??? Your Hendrix Odyssey : Engaging in Active Learning ??? is the reason for an increase in engagement and an explosion of energy and enthusiasm on the Hendrix campus. The Odyssey Program , launched in fall 2005 , requires that students complete at least three experiential learning projects during their college careers. Students chose from six categories : artistic creativity , service to the world , global awareness , professional and leadership development , undergraduate research , and special projects. Students receive transcript recognition for completing Odyssey projects. Competitive grants are available to help fund the cost of Odyssey projects , ensuring that all students can participate regardless of their financial situation. Since the program began , Hendrix students and faculty members have shared more than $1.3 million in grants to fund projects ranging from teaching English in rural China and delivering medical supplies to poor Mexican villages to planting and learning from a vegetable garden on campus. Incoming students are eligible for Odyssey Distinction Awards , scholarships of $1 , 000 to $6 , 000 , based on their experiential activities in high school. The Odyssey program has developed from Hendrix???s long - standing commitment to experiential learning , which includes an emphasis on undergraduates conducting research in various fields and presenting their results in national forums such as at annual meetings of the American Chemical Society and the National Council for Undergraduate Research. Innovations in the curriculum are matched by a renewal in campus facilities. The College has recently replaced all its science facilities , constructed new residence halls and student apartments , and built a new home for a special program in language and literature. In January 2010 , the College opened a new Student Life and Technology Center , a building blending traditional campus center spaces with cutting - edge technology in an Educational Technology Center. In addition to the resources available in the ETC , technology clusters located throughout the building allow students to work or play in small groups and a video conferencing center lets Hendrix students collaborate with students and faculty at other institutions across the country or around the world. A new Wellness and Athletics Center opened in 2007 , featuring space for intercollegiate sports , wellness and fitness activities , intramurals , and kinesiology classrooms and labs. Hendrix , a NCAA Division III ( non - scholarship ) school that competes in the Southern Collegiate Athletics Conference , fields 19 intercollegiate sports teams. The College is developing The Village at Hendrix , an area east of the campus , into a retail and residential neighborhood expected to include businesses that will provide varied amenities for students within an easy walk of the campus. Hendrix students became the first residents of The Village in Fall 2009 when 130 upperclassmen moved into College - owned apartments over the first commercial spaces in the neighborhood. More information about the College is available at www.hendrix.edu. | Situated on 210 beautifully landscaped acres in the heart of North Carolina's Piedmont Triad , High Point University combines the warmth and intimacy of a small liberal arts college with the academic offerings and amenities of a large state university. With over 3 , 000 students representing 41 states and 50 countries , the High Point University student body is both diverse and dynamic. Most classes have enrollments of less than 20 , allowing students to interact with instructors who are well - trained career teachers , not graduate assistants. Students may earn academic credit by participating in internships or by traveling abroad and studying in such locations as Australia , England , Mexico , Scotland , and China. High Point University also offers 14 NCAA Division I athletic programs and numerous extra - curricular opportunities , and is one of only 100 colleges and universities nationwide to be named to the Templeton Foundation's Honor Roll for Character - Building Colleges. | A private four - year institution in the Catholic , Franciscan tradition , Hilbert encourages personal and organizational change through vision and hope , and creates a meaningful , unique undergraduate educational experience based in the liberal arts. Hilbert's challenging academic programs are taught by professors who bring in - depth theoretical and practical experience to the classroom , which is balanced with outstanding student internship opportunities. New academic concentrations have been added in family violence , forensic investigation , rehabilitation services , and sports management. Known for its law and justice programs , Hilbert's new economic crime investigation lab is one of only a few computer crime and forensic training labs for undergraduates in the country to give students hands - on training in the field. | Hillsdale College distinguishes itself from most other academic institutions by its rigorous , traditional core curriculum and its principled determination never to accept federal taxpayer funding. Hillsdale's core curriculum contains the essence of the classical liberal arts education. Through it , our students are introduced to the history , the philosophical and theological ideas , the works of literature , and the scientific discoveries that set Western Civilization apart. As explained in the Hillsdale mission statement , "The College considers itself a trustee of modern man's intellectual and spiritual inheritance from the Judeo - Christian faith and Greco - Roman culture , a heritage finding its clearest expression in the American experiment of self - government under law". | Hiram College offers distinctive programs that set us apart from other small , private liberal arts colleges. About half of Hiram's students study abroad at some point during their four years. In 2008 - 2009 , a group of 19 students led by two faculty members traveled around the world to study climate change , stopping in nine different locations. Common study abroad destinations include France , China , Mexico , Guatemala , Costa Rica , the Galapagos Islands , and several African countries. Because Hiram students receive credits for the courses taught by Hiram faculty on these trips , studying abroad will not impede progress in their majors or delay graduation. Another unique aspect of a Hiram education is our academic calendar , known as the Hiram Plan. Our semesters are divided into 12 - week and 3 - week periods. Students usually enroll in three courses during each 12 - week , and one intensive course during the 3 - week. Many students spend the 3 - week on study abroad trips or taking unusual courses not typically offered during the 12 - week. Our small classes encourage interaction between students and their professors. Students can work with professors on original research projects and often participate in musical groups and intramural sports teams alongside faculty members. Finally , the Hiram College Tuition Guarantee ensures that the annual cost for tuition will not increase between the first year a student is enrolled and the student's senior year. | Through a challenging interdisciplinary , liberal arts curriculum , Hobart and William Smith Colleges prepare students to think critically and make astute connections. Since 2004 , our students have been awarded a Rhodes Scholarship , Gates Cambridge Scholarships , nine Fulbrights and three Morris K. Udall Scholarships. Recent graduates are teaching English in Japan , working for NGOs , and have accepted assignments in the Peace Corps and Teach for America. Others are working on Wall Street , Capitol Hill , or attending prestigious graduate and professional schools. In partnership with the Geneva and global communities and through robust programs in career development , study abroad , service , leadership and athletics , the Colleges foster an environment that values global citizenship , teamwork , ethics , inclusive excellence , social justice , and cultural competence. In maintaining this environment , the Colleges create opportunities to engage faculty and students with other languages and diverse cultures. While only 2% of college students nationwide study abroad , at HWS 59% do so on every continent except Antarctica. The Colleges rank in the top 20 nationally for off - campus programs according to The Princeton Review and were recently recognized by the NAFSA as one of five institutions in the nation to receive the Senator Paul Simon Award for Comprehensive Internationalization. Even those students who do not study abroad connect with diverse cultures and languages as 22% of the most recent incoming class identifies as multicultural. More than 50 languages are spoken on campus. These experiences enhance what takes place on campus in the academic and social lives of students and allows the community to delve into the broader intellectual world. The resulting campus community values multiple perspectives , respects difference and is committed to assuming an active role in the global community. Part of that commitment extends to protecting the earth itself. In 2007 , President Gearan signed the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment , making HWS a charter member of a national effort to reduce emissions of the gases responsible for global warming. Through The President's Climate Commitment Task Force , the HWS community continues to make the environment a priority , working to become carbon neutral by 2025. But that global focus doesn't mean HWS students aren't also actively committed to the Geneva community. In fact , Washington Monthly ranked the Colleges 17th in the nation for community service and civic engagement , and HWS have been named in "Colleges with a Conscience : An Engaged Student's Guide to College." In 2009 , President Gearan developed the Geneva Partnership to further deepen the Colleges' productive relationship with the City of Geneva , N.Y. During the 2008 - 2009 academic year , 34 , 655 hours of community service were performed by 1 , 520 students ( more than ?? of the student body ), and those trends have continued into the 2009 - 2010 academic year. By the time they graduate , nearly every HWS student has participated in service at least once , and the majority of students , faculty and staff recognize that their obligation to the community extends to making civic engagement a part of their daily lives. The academic program at Hobart and William Smith keeps this highly interactive environment alive through hands - on learning opportunities and service - learning courses. The academic program is set apart from peer institutions in terms of excellence and opportunity , and The Fiske Guide to Colleges has praised Hobart and William Smith's "innovative curriculum." This rigorous academic program challenges students to think expansively. | Hofstra University is a dynamic , private university where students succeed and study in about 140 undergraduate and 150 graduate programs of study. The major divisions of the university provide students with a broad array of academic offerings : the Hofstra College of Liberal Arts and Sciences , the School of Communication , the Frank G. Zarb School of Business , the School of Education , Health and Human Services , the School of Law , and Honors College. In 2010 , the University is planning a year - long celebration in recognition of Hofstra's 75 anniversary. A student - faculty ratio of 14 - to - 1 and an average class size of 22 allow professors to teach small classes that emphasize interaction , critical thinking and analysis. Hofstra's students are motivated and success - oriented , and Hofstra provides the resources they need to reach their goals : an outstanding faculty , extensive academic resources and state - of - the - art facilities. Internships that take advantage of the proximity of New York City and special educational programs are designed to develop individual students' interests and abilities. Hofstra's faculty is one of its greatest resources. Ninety - one percent of full - time faculty members hold the highest degree in their fields. Faculty members are dedicated to excellence in teaching , scholarship and research , and many have been recognized with the nation' highest honors , including membership in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences , Fulbright and Guggenheim Fellowships , National Science Foundation and National Endowment for the Humanities awards , and Emmy Awards. Hofstra's distinctive , 240 - acre campus , a recognized arboretum , is located 25 miles from New York City. The campus features state - of - the art teaching facilities , including a converged newsroom and multimedia classroom , one of the most advanced academic trading rooms in the nation , six theaters and a rooftop observatory. The Hofstra libraries contain 1.2 million print volumes and provide 24 / 7 electronic access to more than 90 , 000 journals and electronic books. Additionally , there are 37 residence halls , 21 eateries , an Olympic - size swimming pool , and extensive athletic and recreational facilities. | Founded in 1842 , Hollins was the first chartered women's college in Virginia. Today it is a small university with an undergraduate program for women and an array of graduate programs for men and women. Some of Hollins' distinctions include a nationally ranked creative writing program , one of the oldest study abroad programs in the country , and extensive opportunities for internships and faculty / student research. Through the university's Batten Leadership Institute , students can earn a certificate in leadership studies through an innovative program that combines classes , skills - building groups , and leadership projects on and off campus. Hollins' new program of seminars for first - year students is designed to encourage creative problem solving and to introduce students to the university's collaborative learning environment. | Refer to Holy Family University's website ( http :// www.holyfamily.edu ) for summary of University's Mission Statement , unique qualities , and both academic and institutional strengths. | Founded in 1893 , Hood College is an independent liberal arts college providing a residential experience for undergraduate women and men , and a professionally oriented graduate school. Located on 50 acres in the middle of historic Frederick , Maryland , and within an hour's drive of Washington , D.C. , and Baltimore , Hood is consistently ranked as one of the nation's best and most affordable colleges. In this closely knit community , students and professors know each other by name. Hood maintains a vibrant community that responds to the intellectual , professional and personal goals of individual students of diverse races , ethnicities and ages. Stressing high quality undergraduate research and internship opportunities , Hood prides itself on providing a university - like education in a small college setting. | The mission of Hope College is to offer , with recognized excellence , academic programs in liberal arts and sciences , in the setting of a residential , undergraduate , coeducational college , and in the context of the historic Christian faith. Hope is recognized nationally for its emphasis on active learning through collaborative research and creative performance ; for its strength in the stem fields and production of future PhD's and MD's ; for the scholarly production of its faculty ; for its solid liberal arts core curriculum ; for its ten accredited programs including music , dance , theatre and art ; for its senior seminar program ; and for its outstanding athletic programs. | Since 1883 , Houghton College has provided a residential educational experience that integrates high - quality academic instruction with the Christian faith. Houghton is selective in admission , attracting a very capable student body from 25 countries and 40 states. The college receives widespread national recognition for the quality of its student profile , faculty , and facilities. Enrolling 1 , 200 full - time students , Houghton is located on a beautiful 1 , 300 - acre campus in western New York. The college???s campus includes a 386 - acre equestrian center as well as cross - country and downhill ski trails. Houghton???s campus combines classic - style architecture with state - of - the - art technology and facilities , including a campus - wide computer network and wireless Internet access. Houghton???s traditional liberal arts curriculum offers more than 40 majors and programs. Numerous study abroad programs are available , including Houghton???s own offerings in Tanzania , Eastern Europe , and London. Houghton's innovative First - Year Honors Program offers highly qualified students the opportunity to study in England or central Europe during their first year. The Science Honors Program offers an innovative problem - driven curriculum that takes an interdisciplinary approach to solving important real - world problems. There is a strong pre - professional orientation , with 30 to 35 percent of graduates moving on to graduate or professional school upon graduation. Houghton alumni can be found teaching at 175 colleges and universities around the United States and abroad. | Houston Baptist University is an independent , private Christian liberal arts institution with a diverse student body. The University is dedicated to the development of the intellect , the moral character and the spiritual lives of its students. It has access to all the cultural advantages of one of the largest metropolitan centers in the country. For more information about the University , please visit http :// www.hbu.edu . | In keeping with the university's commitment to small classes and personalized instruction , science students conduct original research with faculty members in their areas. The results of these research projects are routinely submitted to competitive scholastic organizations like the Texas Academy of Science. Howard Payne students routinely achieve recognition in these forums. The university is committed to providing learning outside the classroom. Students across the academic disciplines engage in competitions for creative awards. Participation in Model Senate , Model U.N. , Student Speakers Bureau , forensic competition , and intercollegiate student government organizations are examples. The Douglas MacArthur Academy of Freedom , our widely - acclaimed honors program , produces innovative leaders in law , politics , business , ministry , government , medicine , education , psychology and social work. Students in our pre - law program prepare for law school by participating in Moot Court where they have won numerous awards while competing against some of the largest universities in Texas. The School of Christian Studies sponsors a Youth Ministry Workshop led by veteran youth ministers from across the country. Our students receive valuable insight and make contacts with professional mentors and role models who are serving in the field. The university theatre program engages students from all academic disciplines. Because Brownwood is a regional cultural center , these performances are community - wide events. Music students perform junior - and senior - level recitals that draw audiences from across the campus and the community. Art students' creative works also are shared campus - wide and made available for public viewing. Professional education in business , teacher education , and social work prepare highly marketable graduates. | Howard University's mission is unique. It is a culturally diverse , comprehensive , research intensive and historically Black private university providing an educational experience of exceptional quality at the undergraduate , graduate , and professional levels to students of high academic standing and potential , with particular emphasis upon educational opportunities for Black students. Moreover , the University is dedicated to attracting and sustaining a cadre of faculty who are , through their teaching , research and service , committed to the development of distinguished , historically aware , and compassionate graduates and to the discovery of solutions to human problems in the United States and throughout the world. With an abiding interest in both domestic and international affairs , the University is committed to continuing to produce leaders for America and the global community. Howard's faculty members represent a microcosm of the world population of scholars. They comprise the world's most concentrated number of black scholars and a rapidly increasing number of scholars from Europe , Asia , Africa , the Middle East , South and Central America. Howard's students come from all over the nation and more than 100 countries. The resulting campus and classroom atmosphere is a fascinating blend of cultures , customs , and languages said to be unequalled on any other college campus in the world. | Humboldt State University offers students personal attention from their professors in a small , residential community. There are plenty of academic choices , with 47 majors and nationally recognized programs in natural resources and science. Hands - on experiences often supplement classroom instruction , and students take part in hundreds of volunteer projects and internships in the surrounding area. With an enrollment of 7 , 800 , Humboldt State is large enough to offer a lively campus and major research facilities , but small enough that students are not lost in a crowd. It???s a tight - knit community where professors and staff are known for really getting to know students. Humboldt State is about five hours north of San Francisco and 90 minutes south of Oregon on California???s redwood coast. Six rivers , mountains , forests and beaches provide an ideal environment for learning and living. Students picnic at the same beaches where they study marine life , and outdoor activities are practically limitless. Humboldt State???s hometown of Arcata , as well as nearby Eureka , feature plenty of coffee houses , restaurants and shopping. In a single day , a student could surf or snowboard , study for a couple of hours and then attend a concert. In fact , Arcata was named by Outside magazine as one of its top 15 college towns and National Geographic recently named it one of its ???50 next great adventure towns.??? Humboldt State students started the Graduation Pledge of Social and Environmental Responsibility , which has been adopted by hundreds of universities worldwide. That commitment is reflected in many of the University???s class offerings , research efforts and projects. These include the Humboldt Energy Independence Fund , which funds student - led campus energy - saving projects , and the student - run sustainability demonstration house known as the Campus Center for Appropriate Technology , which is one of the oldest of its kind. In addition , students annually give more than 35 , 000 hours of volunteer work through service learning classes , and Humboldt State is consistently among the leading institutions in providing Peace Corps volunteers. For this and more , the Princeton Review includes Humboldt State on its list of 81 Colleges with a Conscience , as well as among its Best Western Colleges. The campus offers more than 180 academic , career , cultural , sports and lifestyle clubs. Art exhibits and lectures take place throughout the year , and the University???s Center Arts brings in nationally recognized performers and speakers. The campus has a student recreational facility with a state - of - the - art fitness / wellness center , and a recently completed physical education facility features kinesiology labs and gym space. Twelve intercollegiate athletic teams compete at the Division II level , including football , a nationally ranked softball squad and a highly competitive men???s basketball team. | Huntington University is a private , four - year , Christ - centered institution committed to developing the "whole person" by assisting students to understand all areas of human knowledge from the perspective of a Christian worldview. Each year , Huntington sends out hundreds of men and women with associate's , bachelor's and master's degree to impact this world for Christ. Adult students are also offered the opportunity to further their education through our EXCEL program which now includes a nursing degree. Small classes offer faculty to opportunity to get to know their students , and the entire campus community helps to nurture students toward success. Students are also offered many opportunities to expand their education through internships , study abroad trips and even service opportunities. Last year alone , the students , faculty and staff logged more than 11 , 000 volunteer hours through our Joe Mertz Center for Volunteer Service. Tuition is affordable for students with more than $4.5 million in grants and scholarships handed out annually. Huntington University is located in northeast Indiana only 20 miles from Fort Wayne , Indiana's second largest city. | True to its founding vision in 1829 , Illinois College is a community committed to the highest standards of scholarship and integrity in the liberal arts. The College develops in its students qualities of mind and character needed for fulfilling lives of leadership and service. The faculty expects excellence and provides the personal attention that helps students succeed. Among many distinctions , old and new , we take pride in having a Phi Beta Kappa chapter since 1932. Our "BreakAway" short - term off - campus experiences , our literary societies , and opportunities for undergraduate research also help make the Illinois College experience unique. | Founded in 1890 , Illinois Institute of Technology is a private , Ph.D. - granting university with more than 7 , 500 students in engineering , sciences , architecture , psychology , design , humanities , business , and law. IIT's interprofessional , technology - focused curriculum is designed to advance knowledge through research and scholarship and to cultivate invention improving the human condition. IIT students have the resources of a major urban center along with the intimacy of a 120 - acre green campus. IIT's Main Campus is located just three miles from the downtown business district of Chicago and across the street from U.S. Cellular Field , home of the Chicago White Sox. The American Institute of Architects named the IIT Main Campus one of the 200 most significant works of architecture in the United States , with 14 buildings designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and two new buildings by architects Helmut Jahn and Rem Koolhaas. IIT recognizes the importance of moving our world toward a more sustainable path and has created the Office of Campus Energy and Sustainability whose mission is to make IIT the most sustainable urban university campus in the United States. As part of the initiative , IIT has launched a Perfect Power System that consists of "smart" microgrids. It will offer IIT the opportunity to eliminate costly outages , minimize power disturbances , moderate an ever - growing demand , and curb greenhouse gas emissions. Students experience IIT's interprofessional approach to learning through the Interprofessional Projects Program ( IPRO ) . Each semester - long IPRO project course is a team - based learning environment in which students from various concentrations and disciplines work together to study a real - world problem. Student IPRO projects have included such challenges as clean drinking water for the world's rural poor and an artificial pancreas. Every student is required to participate in two projects during their undergraduate study. Every admitted student is automatically considered for the Heald and University Scholarships , up to $10 , 000 each annually. The top 1% of IIT applicants are invited to apply and interview for the Camras Scholars Program , a full - tuition scholarship benefit that brings our best students together with our best opportunities. IIT is a member of the NAIA conference , with competitive men's and women's teams in baseball , volleyball , swimming , cross country , and soccer. IIT also offers a variety of intramural sports and more than 100 diverse organizations , including several through the office of Multicultural Student Services. IIT is home to many research centers including the Pritzker Institute of Biomedical Science and Engineering and the newly formed Wanger Institute for Sustainable Energy Research. Undergraduate students have the opportunity to participate in research at IIT. Government ; foundation ; and industry - funded research projects are happening in all areas of science , engineering , technology , and mathematics. These research experiences offer students the opportunity to be involved in cutting - edge research , applying their knowledge and skills outside the classroom. Research opportunities are promoted through the office of Undergraduate research. IIT provides students with a distinctive and relevant education in an environment of scientific , technological , and professional knowledge creation and innovation. | Illinois State University is Illinois ; first public university , founded in 1857 as a normal university to prepare the state's teachers. The University is now a comprehensive institution whose early emphasis on education continues to shape the University. Illinois State University works as a diversie communicty of scholars with a commitment to fostering a small - college atmosphere with large - university opportunities. ISU promotes the highest academic standards init's teaching , scholarship , public service and the connections among them. ISU devotes all its resources and energies to creating the most supportive and productive community possible to serve the citizens of Illinois and beyond. Our values include : the provision of an environment emphasizing individualized attention , public opportunity , active pursuit of learning and scholarship , diversity , and civic engagement. | Illinois Wesleyan University , a selective national institution , offers a distinctive blend of liberal arts programs with professional and pre - professional study in fields such as music , art , theatre arts , nursing , accounting , and education. Every student's academic program includes a strong liberal arts core. Students are encouraged to work closely with faculty and to pursue multiple interests , including interdisciplinary study and study abroad. An optional , 3 - week May Term features travel courses , research , and internships in addition to innovative on - campus courses. An Action Research Center affords students opportunities to earn academic credit while conducting research in the community in cooperation with community partners ( primarily local and regional non - for - profit organizations ) . Academic , residential , and recreational facilities are outstanding , with many buildings constructed or renovated within the past decade. Information technology and library resources are among the institution's greatest strengths. | Immaculata University is a private , Catholic , coeducational institution offering bachelor's , master's and doctoral degrees in over 60 academic programs. The University is rich in tradition , excellent in academics and career preparation , outstanding in opportunities for leadership and service , and unbeatable in personal attention. At Immaculata , small interactive classes are taught by faculty skilled at bringing out your best. Our location in Philadelphia's fast - growing western suburbs creates innumerable opportunities for internships and other real - world experiences. | The Ideal College Experience Indiana University Bloomington attracts students from around the globe who want the ideal college experience - great traditions , a gorgeous campus , international culture , Big Ten sports , and an active academic climate. Founded in 1820 , IU Bloomington is the flagship campus of Indiana University's eight campuses statewide. Innovation , creativity , and academic freedom are hallmarks of IU Bloomington and its world - class contributions in research and the arts. For our traditions like the world - famous Little 500 bicycle race and our commitment to emerging technologies , IU was named the "Hottest Big State School" in 2005 by Newsweek , Americas Hot Colleges. We nurture bright minds with an exceptional support network and breadth of programs. For technology infrastructure and support , our campus was named "most wired" among public universities by PC Magazine in 2006. U.S. News & World Report has recognized IU for outstanding freshman programs and residential learning communities , and Time magazine praised our commitment to freshmen when it named IU "College of the Year" in 2001. Breathtaking Campus Thomas Gaines called the IU Bloomington campus one of the five most beautiful in the nation in The Campus as a Work of Art. Most prospective students who see our campus apply for admission. Abundant trees , flowers , and Indiana limestone buildings dating back to the late nineteenth century cover the nearly 2 , 000 acres of campus. Dunn Woods , the Arboretum , and the Jordan River provide a natural laboratory and breathtaking scenery. Vibrant Culture Bloomington , Indiana , is the arts and cultural hub of the Midwest. While IU's amazing arts and entertainment offerings play a large role in the city's cultural atmosphere , Bloomington is extraordinary in its own right. Bloomington residents and IU students , faculty , and staff form a vibrant , active community that benefits from the metropolitan qualities of a large city and the easy pace of a small town. | Since its founding in 1945 , Indiana University Kokomo has served the educational needs of the citizens of north central Indiana through a broad spectrum of undergraduate programs leading to associate and baccalaureate degrees , a limited range of graduate offerings , and a wide variety of continuing education activities. As part of Indiana University , the Kokomo campus is committed to the attainment of excellence in all of its endeavors. The resident faculty of IU Kokomo is the core of the teaching staff on this campus revered for its excellent student - teacher ration which affords the students opportunities to build lasting relationships with professors as well as the possibility of participating in research at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. IU Kokomo is recognized for the outstanding teachers , nurses , business leaders and other professionals who graduate from its programs. Over 70 percent of all IU Kokomo alumni choose to stay in the campus' 11 county service area. Over 40 undergraduate degree programs designed to address society's current and future needs. A select number of graduate degree programs chosen to fulfill the business , health care and educational needs of the community. | Founded in 1920 , Indiana Wesleyan University ( IWU ) is a Christ - centered academic community committed to changing the world by developing students in character , scholarship , and leadership. With state - of - the - art facilities and award winning technology , Indiana Wesleyan University is consistently selected as one of the top schools in the country for spiritual atmosphere in Campus Life reader surveys , and is one of the fastest growing universities in the nation. | Iona College , a Catholic , coeducational , liberal arts institution founded in the tradition of the Christian Brothers , has strong commitments to community service , diversity , and academic excellence. The campus is a welcoming environment to students from diverse backgrounds , coming from around the country and around the world. Iona students , faculty , and staff participate in community service projects throughout the year. While the campus is situated in suburban New Rochelle , Iona's academic and student development programs have multiple links to nearby New York City financial , media , and cultural organizations. Iona College is one of the only colleges in the region to hold several national accreditations for its academic programs , including business , social work , teacher education , computer science , journalism and mass communication , and marriage and family therapy. Additionally , Iona has integrated within its curriculum a structured four - year career development program which includes extensive internship opportunities in all programs. Iona prides itself in being a regional leader in educational technology and among the first colleges in the nation to install a completely wireless network. Iona has recently introduced 52 dual MAC systems in the Ryan Library. These systems support both MAC and Windows software for student and faculty use. A major building campaign has resulted in new residence halls , a student center , an athletics center , and a new library. | Students who enroll at this major research , land - grant university experience a unique personal , welcoming environment , and a rich collection of academic and extracurricular programs that help them discover their own individual greatness. Iowa State's mission to create , share , and apply knowledge to make the world a better place , and the university's commitment to excellence , have attracted faculty and staff who are passionate about learning and discovery. Iowa State students are curious , resourceful , and innovative. Iowa State graduates are prepared to be global citizens who are culturally informed , technologically adept , and ready to lead. | Located in the heart of New York State's Finger Lakes region in one of the nation's top college towns , Ithaca College offers a first - rate education on a first - name basis. With an intimate student - faculty ratio of 12 to 1 and a focus on active learning and involvement , Ithaca is the perfect place to prepare for a lifetime of success. Ithaca's vibrant , residential campus overlooks Cayuga Lake and is home to 6 , 400 students and 679 faculty. Five schools - Business , Communications , Health Sciences and Human Performance , Humanities and Sciences , and Music - plus an interdisciplinary studies division offer over 100 undergraduate degree programs , 15+ teacher certification options , and a growing number of graduate options. An Ithaca education emphasizes real - world learning in the classroom and beyond. Our students gain valuable experience in a variety of settings , including on - campus labs and clinics , through original faculty - student research projects , and via a nationwide internship network that accommodates students of all majors. Satellite programs in Washington , D.C. , Los Angeles , and London , and study - abroad programs in 50+ countries provide even more options for personal and professional growth. The Ithaca learning community is further enriched by visits from distinguished guests and alumni who give lectures and performances , teach master classes , and share their perspectives and professional expertise. Students may also participate in dozens of cocurricular and extracurricular activities ; the College has 26 highly competitive varsity teams , more than 150 student organizations , dozens of recreational sport clubs , and holds hundreds of concerts , recitals , and theater performances annually. Students manage the College's television station , two radio stations , two campus magazines , and a weekly newspaper - all of which consistently win top honors from regional and national professional organizations. From thought - provoking classes taught by expert faculty to exciting hands - on learning , cocurricular activities , and study abroad , Ithaca's students have lots of choices and plenty of opportunities to follow their passions in life. | Jacksonville State University is a public , comprehensive teaching institution that provides educational , cultural , and social experiences for a diverse undergraduate and graduate student population. As a student - centered university , Jacksonville State University strives to balance academic challenges with a range of support services for students' academic , career , and personal goals. As an academic institution , Jacksonville State University seeks to produce broadly educated graduates with skills for employment , citizenship , and life - long learning. As a comprehensive university , Jacksonville State University supports scholarly and service activities consistent with its academic and professional strengths. | Jacksonville University is a private , independent university offering comprehensive undergraduate and select graduate programs. Founded in 1934 , JU still maintains a very personal approach to higher education with a 14 : 1 student / faculty ratio and a campus environment that emphasizes personal connections between students and faculty. JU prides itself on a nationally recognized teaching faculty including three state and one national Carnegie Foundation Professor of the Year award winners. JU's core curriculum combines a strong liberal arts foundation with pre - professional programs , undergraduate research , an emphasis on engaged learning , and leadership opportunities. Reflective community service is a core curriculum requirement for graduation. Many students are drawn to JU because of its beautiful riverfront campus near the heart of one of the country's most dynamic metropolitan cities. | James Madison University is a public , comprehensive university and is the only university in America named for James Madison. The university offers programs on the bachelor's , master's and doctoral levels with its primary emphasis on the undergraduate student. JMU provides a total education to students - one that has a broad range of the liberal arts as its foundation and encompasses an extensive variety of professional and pre - professional programs , augmented by a multitude of learning experiences outside the classroom. The quality of the JMU experience has been recognized repeatedly in many national publications. | Jamestown College offers many large school advantages - quality and variety of programs along with numerous opportunities for leadership and growth - in a small college setting. Jamestown College is the center for arts events in the region , scheduling and touring theatre and music groups to perform for the entire community. Jamestown College has a name for its educational model , the Jamestown Journey to Success. The Jamestown Journey integrates it traditional liberal arts education with sound professional programs , preparing it graduates with the knowledge and skills necessary to become successful. | John Brown University is a private Christian university committed to providing top - quality academics within a distinctly Christian community. JBU's "Head , Heart , Hand" motto describes our educational philosophy , in which academic excellence ( head ), spiritual development ( heart ) and professional preparation ( hand ) are each an important part of a John Brown University education. JBU has an enrollment of more than 2 , 000 students from 42 states and 49 countries and is a member of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities. | John Carroll is a private , coeducational , Catholic and Jesuit university providing programs in the liberal arts , sciences and business at the undergraduate level and in selected areas at the master's level. As a Jesuit Catholic university , John Carroll inspires individuals to excel in learning , leadership , and service in the region and in the world. Academically , we stress that each individual is important and students must be given focused , caring , personal attention. Students are challenged to pursue wisdom , competence , psychological maturity , spiritual strength , ethical grounding and social and global awareness. The hallmark of this person - centered reality of Jesuit , liberal arts education is that it must always lead to action. Students are encouraged to use their knowledge and abilities in service to the world ; to make a difference for others. The Boler School of Business consistently ranks in the top 10 business schools in the Midwest and is AACSB International ( Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business ) accredited -- a prestigious distinction that is only awarded to the top 10 - 12% of business schools nationally. In the 2009 - 2010 academic year , John Carroll has developed a number new academic programs including : Entrepreneurship , Leadership , East Asian Studies , Peace , Justice and Human Rights ; all tied to the existing academic planning process. Outside of the classroom , over 2 , 000 members of the JCU community , including students , faculty , and staff , participated in over 30 , 000 hours of some form of community - based service on behalf of the University during the academic year. In February 2010 , John Carroll was one of 23 Jesuit institutions nationally recognized for involvement in community service by The President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. More than 150 students participated in immersion experiences traveling to Nicaragua , Honduras , Jamaica , Ecuador , Appalachia , Chicago , Biloxi , New Orleans , Louisville , and Cleveland. They have served meals , helped build homes and spent time with families discussing faith , values and mission. Fourteen immersion trips helped students learn about the challenges faced by people living in other parts of the country , the world , and in their own backyard. The Saint John's Bible -- the first handwritten and hand - illuminated Bible in 500 years -- debuted at John Carroll in April 2008 for permanent display in the Grasselli Library and Breen Learning Center. Our graduates are in demand with 99% of our graduates from 2009 employed full - time or in full - time graduate programs within nine months of graduation. Our distinguished faculty includes 212 full - time members ; 94% hold doctoral degrees or the terminal degree in their field ; 78% are tenured ; 13% are on a tenure track ; 11% are visiting professors ; 9 are Fulbright Fellows ; 190 have published books , articles or have received research grants in the past two years. Our student / teacher ratio is 15 : 1. | Johns Hopkins students are passionate about intellectual exploration ; they are eager for life in a community of similarly passionate , equally ambitious scholars and teachers. This community is based at Homewood , a serene , tree - lined 140 acre campus next to the eclectic north Baltimore neighborhood of Charles Village. Here , students partner with their mentors to push the boundaries of knowledge. Johns Hopkins exposes these independent thinkers to new tools of analysis and new perspectives on the arts , humanities , social and natural sciences and engineering. At the same time , they engage with fellow students outside the classroom in intellectual , cultural , service and recreational pursuits that greatly enrich their education. When our students graduate , they join a global alumni body of men and women who use knowledge and experience acquired at Johns Hopkins to change the world. | The mission of Johnson & Wales University is to empower its diverse student body to succeed in today's dynamic world by integrating general education , professional skills and career - focused education. To this end , the university employs its faculty , services , curricula and facilities to equip students with the conceptual and practical tools required to become contributing members of society. Our accredited undergraduate and graduate degree programs in business , hospitality , culinary arts , technology and education are career - focused , to provide you with the knowledge and skills which employers have identified as necessary for career success. Industry - experienced faculty who bring real - life knowledge , hands - on learning and networking opportunities into small classroom settings. The opportunity to take courses in your major the first term , to help you figure out if you???ve chosen the right field. Dedicated faculty advisors and student career advisors to help you develop a career plan???and specialized courses to help build your resume , highlight your skills and develop a portfolio of work to set you apart. A diverse community of more than 16 , 000 students from all 50 states and 89 countries. Four distinct campuses???in Providence , North Miami , Denver and Charlotte???offering a full university experience through a variety of clubs , organizations , Greek life , athletics and leadership programs. | Judson University is an evangelical Christian university providing an excellent liberal arts education and equipping students to be fully developed , responsible persons who glorify God by the quality of their personal relationships , work and citizenship within their community and the world. Located just 40 miles from Chicago and situated on 90 - acres along the banks of the Fox River , Judson offers more than 60 majors , minors and concentrations , plus 10 pre - professional programs and graduate programs in the areas of business , communications , science , math , music , art and design , architecture , interior design , youth ministry , media art , psychology , education , worship arts and more. Through a broadly based education in liberal arts , sciences and professions , Judson University enables its students to acquire ideas and concepts , which sharpen their insights , develop skills appropriate to their career goals and develop the skills and commitment for life - long learning. A Judson education involves challenging academics with small class sizes taught by fully qualified faculty ; practical application of professional skills through internships and real - world projects ; an investment in spiritual development through small groups , weekly participation in chapel , mission and service projects ; and quality peer interactions through many campus clubs , intramurals and Judson's conference - winning athletic teams. The university's commitment and leadership to ecological conservation led it to build one of the most energy efficient and environmentally friendly buildings in North America , which houses Judson's fully accredited Architecture , Art and Design Program and its library. Judson's graduates bear witness to the university's achievements of integrating faith and learning to become leaders who passionately live out the call to be Christ's light in the world. | Juniata is an independent , co - educational college of liberal arts and sciences. Located in the scenic mountains of central Pennsylvania , the beautiful 110 - acre main campus is supplemented by the 315 - acre Baker - Henry Nature Preserve and Baker Peace Chapel. In addition , a 365 - acre Environmental Studies Field Station on nearby Raystown Lake provides one of the most distinctive opportunities in environmental science in the nation. The College has a strong reputation for excellent academics , personal attention , and state - of - the - art technological resources. Juniata students enjoy small classes , a challenging , flexible curriculum , collaborative student - faculty relationships , countless chances to learn by doing , and a lively campus offering lots to do and great new friends. | Kalamazoo College is a private , highly selective liberal arts college with 1 , 384 students located in Kalamazoo , MI. While focusing on a rigorous liberal arts curriculum , the college also offers extensive experiential opportunities , including 3 - 9 months of international study ( 85% participation rate ), career internships ( 65% participation rate ), service - learning ( 65% participation rate ) and undergraduate research ( 100% complete a Senior Individualized Project ) . Kalamazoo College also ranks 19th in the nation for graduates who go on to earn doctorate degrees. Kalamazoo College is also home to the Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership. The mission of the Arcus Center is to support the pursuit of human rights and social justice by nurturing emerging leaders and sustaining existing leaders in the theory and practice of transformative leadership for positive social change , and to create a pivotal role for liberal arts education in engendering a more just world. | Founded in 1863 , K - State was one of America's first land - grant colleges. K - State ranks first nationally among state universities in its total of Rhodes , Marshall , Truman , Goldwater , and Udall scholars since 1986. K - State students have won more than $2 million in those competitions. Research conducted in the new $54 million Biosecurity Research Institute protects our nation's food supply , which is vital to America's national security interests. K - State produces about $3 billion in economic benefit for the state of Kansas each year. External research funding is $111 million. Research projects include food safety and security , animal health , stem cells and more. | N / A | Kean University is a public metropolitan university serving undergraduate and graduate students in the liberal arts , the sciences , and the professions. The University dedicates itself to intellectual , cultural , and personal growth of all its members - students , faculty and professional staff. The University prepares students to think critically and creatively ; to adapt to changing social , economic , and technological environments ; and to serve as active and contributing members of their communities. Kean is steadfast in its dedication to maintaining an educational environment in which diversity can flourish and an atmosphere in which mutual respect characterizes relations among members of a pluralistic community. | Keene State College prepares promising students to think critically and creatively , to engage in active citizenship , and to pursue meaningful work. As the public liberal arts college of New Hampshire , we offer an enriching campus community and achieve academic excellence through the integration of teaching , learning , scholarship , and service. VALUES Our liberal arts mission dedicates us to the development of knowledge and skills necessary to meet the challenges of our changing world. As a public institution , we provide educational opportunities for all qualified students and continue our heritage of service to New Hampshire and the New England region. We value * All members of our community : students , faculty , staff , alumni , and friends. * Strong relationships among students , faculty , and staff. * Excellence in teaching , learning , and scholarship. * Commitment to learning and cultural enrichment. * Social justice and equity in our community and in our curriculum. * Educational challenge and support for a wide range of learners. * Physical and financial access and support. * Balanced development of mind , body , and character. * Diversity , civility , and respect. * Civic engagement and service to the community. * Environmental stewardship and sustainability. * Partnerships that enhance the quality of life in the Monadnock region , New Hampshire , and the world. * An attractive campus that inspires and supports inquiry , reflection , and social interaction. | Kennesaw State University is a comprehensive public university that serves primarily northwest Georgia and Atlanta. With nationally recognized liberal arts , professional , and continuing education programs , KSU offers exemplary disciplinary and interdisciplinary education at the baccalaureate , masters , specialist , and professional doctoral levels. KSU's students prosper in a supportive environment with faculty , staff , and administrators who are vitally engaged in student life. KSU's academic programs are collaborative and creative , emphasizing both the development and application of knowledge. The KSU community values and promotes integrity , global awareness , technological literacy , diversity , and lifelong learning. | Kent State University ranks among the top 90 public universities in the country , according to the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. This places Kent State among an elite group of the nation's nearly 3 , 900 colleges and universities. Kent State earns national recognition for its breadth of high - quality undergraduate programs balanced with innovative research and graduate studies in selected areas. Kent State offers numerous distinguishing programs - one of 34 programs in financial engineering worldwide ; one of the nation's top 10 fashion schools ; the leading academic center for liquid crystal research ; and one of America's best business schools. | A historically black college founded in 1886 to train African American teachers , Kentucky State University never strayed from its roots of providing the most eager students access to a higher education. KSU continually finds ways to help students fulfill their dreams of earning a degree : whether securing them financial aid to begin and continue their educational journey ; preparing students for college - level study with refresher courses and pre - entry programs ; providing a flexible class schedule to allow working students to take classes online , at lunch or after work ; or offering small class sizes and accessible teachers , which gives teachers and students more individualized time for instruction. The faculty , staff and students embody the most diverse mix in the Commonwealth. More than 40 percent of the campus represent various ethnicities besides African American , including students from Central America , the Caribbean , Asian countries and Europe. Several years ago , KSU launched a Hispanic Initiative to better serve the needs of the Latino populations in Kentucky and to encourage more Hispanics to attend college. Since then , more Hispanics have turned to KSU. KSU also reached across the ocean to establish research partnerships and exchange programs with colleges and universities in China , Japan , Korea and Taiwan. Now , several KSU students teach English as a second language overseas or study in Asia while their counterparts stay in Frankfort and learn to be English as a second language teachers for their home countries. KSU provides something for everyone from traditional liberal arts fare to business , science , agricultural studies , fine arts , nursing , education , criminal justice , social work and aquaculture. In the last three years , the graduate studies program has grown. KSU now offers master's degrees in aquaculture , business administration , environmental studies , computer science , public administration and the online master's in special education. The university continues to expand its course selection by introducing the new journalism / mass communications degree program and specializations for the master's in business administration. The only 1890 Land Grant institution in Kentucky , KSU focuses on agricultural studies , extension services , competitive research and its program of distinction , aquaculture. KSU's Community Research Service and Aquaculture faculty are breaking ground with their experiments and helping bolster the state's and nation's economy. For example , aquaculture researchers are teaching Kentucky farmers how to cultivate a caviar , shrimp and tilapia crop. The aquaculture department also partnered with the Frankfort Sewer Department to explore a new , safer , more effective way to harvest paddlefish while simultaneously cleaning wastewater. Aquaculture has become the fastest growing segment of agriculture in America and a booming business throughout the world. KSU leads the state in offering aquaculture as a viable cash crop alternative for former tobacco farmers. The Land Grant program staff also educates part - time and small farmers about how to make their land more profitable and how to sustain natural and financial obstacles through a series of outreach initiatives and workshops on campus. Meanwhile , KSU students partner with Land Grant Community Research Service researchers to test theories , conduct experiments and aid in national and international research , which gives them experience for graduate school and their future careers and also allows them to publish and present their findings at local , state and national competitions. In the past five years , the message about KSU has spread. Applications and admissions have increased substantially , making KSU the fastest growing university in Kentucky since 2006. This not only benefits the niversity and students , it helps Kentucky reach its goal of having 400 , 000 bachelor's degree recipients living in - state. | Kenyon College , among the nation's finest liberal arts institutions , takes pride in exceptionally strong programs in English ( Kenyon is the home of the internationally known Kenyon Review ), the sciences , and drama. Student - faculty interaction , both in and out of the classroom , and community involvement are hallmarks of the Kenyon experience. Kenyon students , who come from all 50 states and many countries , enjoy an active extracurricular life , with more than 140 student organizations. Kenyon teams compete in 22 sports -- 11 each for men and women - and the swimming and diving teams are renowned for their record - breaking number of national championships. The Kenyon campus is noted for its beauty and the quality of its facilities , including a $32 - million science center and a $70 - million fitness , recreation , and athletic center. | Keuka College is a diverse , student - centered , liberal arts based learning community for those with a range of educational goals , including undergraduate degrees , professional training , and advanced study. Our emphasis on experiential education , "The National Leader in Experiential Education" , provides a cornerstone for academic study , career preparation , and personal growth. Through an intellectually challenging and supportive living and learning environment , we seek to foster our students' academic and personal development , providing them with a foundation for a lifetime of learning , service , and leadership. | Keystone College is a private , co - ed , residential college located in the Endless Mountains of northeastern Pennsylvania. Founded in 1868 , Keystone College educates students in a liberal arts tradition that values civility , integrity , and curiosity , fostering a global perspective on cultural diversity , environmental sustainability , and life - long learning. Voted as the region's "Most Beautiful Campus , " Keystone has a diverse student body ; over 1650 students from 14 states and 12 countries studying one of the many academic programs available online , on campus , and on the weekend. With a 10 : 1 Student / Faculty ratio , we have a reputation for creating a caring and supportive environment dedicated to our student's needs. Students can prepare for leadership and broaden their educational experiences through athletics , global learning opportunities , an extensive career development center , countless student activities and clubs and organizations. Keystone College offers all first - year students "The Keystone Promise" which is a guarantee , in writing , for student success. The Promise is made up of six individual promises including a guarantee for real world work experience and guaranteed job offers within six months of graduation for students who fulfill the requirements of the Career Development Center. | Established in 1867 , King is a comprehensive Christian college serving the Southeast and beyond. Modeled as a small university , King cultivates an environment of academic excellence where scholarship , stewardship and faith are integrated. Following our mission of building meaningful lives of achievement and cultural transformation in Christ , faculty and staff lead students to participate in activities that help them pursue maturity on social , intellectual and spiritual levels. The result is a dynamic community with a broad view of the world , sharpened professional acumen , and commitment to serving others. The College offers more than 80 majors , minors and pre - professional programs , and confers degrees in four - year and graduate - level programs. Six adult - oriented degree programs are offered including the Master of Business Administration , RN to BSN degree , Master of Nursing Degree , Master of Education , Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Technology. King is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools ( SACS ) to award baccalaureate and masters degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane , Decatur , Georgia 30033 - 4097 or call 404 - 679 - 4500 for questions about the accreditation of King College. King is also a member of numerous associations , including the Appalachian College Association ( ACA ) and the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities ( CCCU ) . King has experienced 10 consecutive years of increasing enrollment , and is currently hosting approximately 1 , 804 students. Our student - to - faculty ratio of approximately 14 to 1 and communal campus atmosphere provide students with personal attention from professors and the opportunity to create lasting friendships. Students , faculty , staff , and the extended community have the opportunity to hear from nationally recognized voices through events offered by the Buechner Institute at King College. Incoming students experience a curriculum that broadens their understanding of the world and our place in it. Each year the freshman class travels to Washington , D.C. to visit offices of state , national museums , art galleries and various public organizations. Participants are challenged to explore their views on the arts , religion , varying cultures and issues facing humankind. The curriculum also helps students examine career options and begin working toward a degree in their chosen areas. A variety of extracurricular activities are available to King College students year - round. There are more than 30 student clubs and organizations on campus. King also has active intercollegiate and intramural sports programs that utilize the gym , student center , tennis courts , soccer fields , baseball diamond , and nature trail. Men's intercollegiate teams compete in baseball , basketball , cross - country , golf , soccer , wrestling , volleyball , swimming / diving , tennis and bowling. Women's intercollegiate teams compete in softball , basketball , cross - country , golf , soccer , tennis , volleyball , swimming / diving , wrestling , and cheerleading / dance. Club athletics include flag football and ultimate Frisbee. Service to others is also an important part of life at King. A significant percentage of our students travel each year for study abroad , mission , and class and community service trips. Students can also participate in concerts , movies , and off - campus adventures such as hiking , paintball , rafting , skiing and other activities offered by the College's active student life program. At graduation , King students are prepared for the job market or the graduate school of their choice. During the past three years , an average of 85 percent of King's graduates seeking employment were employed in their major field within six months of graduation. Of those seeking to continue their education , more than 80 percent are accepted into their first - choice graduate or professional school. | King's College in Wilkes - Barre , Pa. , was founded in 1946 by the Congregation of Holy Cross from the University of Notre Dame. Recognized by its peers in education for its innovative Core curriculum , King's commits its faculty to sharing their expertise in assessment with their peers nationwide. For this reason , King's was named one of only 16 Leadership Institutions by the American Association of Colleges and Universities Greater Expectations initiative. A small , student - centered community , King's is known for its family atmosphere and for instilling in its students self - confidence that leads to personal success. Students are encouraged to expand their horizons in a safe , supportive environment. | Independent minds , agile thinkers , creative problem - solvers. Knox College's mission reaffirms the continuing fundamental value of liberal education as preparation for life , for personal success , and for collective civic welfare. Students shape their educational paths in ways that help them achieve personal and career goals. 38 majors and 51 minors are strengthened by the development of competencies in writing , oral presentation , quantitative literacy , information literacy , a second language , and understanding diversity. The College provides unusual support for students' independent scholarly and creative work , a senior Honors research program , scores of off - campus study opportunities , internships and other experiential learning opportunities. | Kutztown University of Pennsylvania , a member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education , was founded in 1866 as Keystone Normal School. It became Kutztown State Teachers College in 1928 , Kutztown State College in 1960 , and achieved university status in 1983. Today , Kutztown University is a modern , comprehensive institution and is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools , PA Department of Education , NCATE , NLNAC , CSWE , NCACE , NASM and NASAD. Kutztown University's picturesque 325 - acre campus is located in a Pennsylvania Dutch community midway between Allentown and Reading. Several large cities are easily accessible , including Philadelphia , New York , Baltimore , and Washington , D.C. KU has an enrollment of approximately 10 , 600 full - and part - time undergraduate and graduate students. Most are Pennsylvania residents , but students from 25 states and 50 nations are represented in the student body , which consists of 59% women , and 41% men. The academic year at KU consists of two 15 - week terms. The university also offers classes during two five - week summer sessions. The faculty is teaching - focused with scholarly expertise. Many are engaged in research , student / faculty research , writing and consulting. There is a 19 : 1 student / faculty ratio. Kutztown has nearly 60 undergraduate majors in the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Sciences , Visual and Performing Arts , Business , and Education. There are also 19 graduate degree programs within the College of Graduate Studies and Extended Learning. Degrees at Kutztown include the B.A. , B.F.A , B.S. , B.S.B.A. , B.S.N. , B.S.W. , B.S.Ed. ; M.A. , M.B.A. , M.P.A. , M.L.S. , M.S. , M.S.N. , M.S.W. and M.Ed. There are honors programs throughout the undergraduate curriculum. These include the Phi Kappa Phi national honor society , 21 international exchange and study abroad programs , freshmen seminars , independent study , internships , and diversified and intensive academic support services. Kutztown University's library is a modern , spacious facility with 191 computers , including laptops ; 527 network connections ; and seating for 800 patrons. The library houses more than 556 , 000 bound volumes , as well as thousands of maps , periodicals and microforms. The library also has an endeavor integrated library system ; numerous Web databases ; Internet ; and electronic full - text periodical databases. Other special facilities at KU include a gallery , planetarium , observatory , 60 student accessible computer labs containing more than 1 , 400 PCs / Macs , cartography lab , early learning center , smart classrooms , curriculum materials center and the Pennsylvania German Heritage Center. KU is a wireless campus. Student life at Kutztown is highlighted by approximately 200 student organizations. These include : academic , advisory councils , campus media ( including a fully - equipped radio station and student newspaper ), diversified interest , Greek Life , performing arts , public service , special interest , 21 NCAA Division II varsity athletic teams , club and recreation sports , and visual arts affiliates. Entertainment options include concerts , dances , lectures , comedy , excursions and cultural events. The McFarland Student Union features the bookstore , movie theater , game room , snack bar , TV lounge , coffeehouse , financial center and cyber lounge. Fourteen residence facilities ( 8 coed , 2 single gender , 2 modified single gender ), two apartment - style coed complexes and one residence house accommodate 4 , 400 students. All residence halls are wired for cable TV , telephone , Internet and campus network access. Complete details about Kutztown University can be accessed on the Web at www.kutztown.edu. | Lafayette is classified as one of the nation's most academically competitive colleges and is committed to academic excellence in providing the best possible undergraduate education in the liberal arts and engineering. Lafayette's exceptional faculty are focused on providing student - centered teaching and mentoring , and are committed to each student's success. | Since 1831 LaGrange College has been challenging students' minds , inspiring their souls -- and transforming lives. A private four - year liberal arts and sciences college affiliated with the United Methodist Church , LaGrange offers 38 academic and pre - professional programs , including graduate degrees in education. A low student - faculty ratio of 11 - to - 1 provides a personal educational experience featuring hands - on learning through a rigorous , integrated curriculum and opportunities for service. Located one hour southwest of Atlanta , the campus covers more than 120 acres and includes the latest "wired" classrooms and prime performance and athletic facilities. More than 1 , 000 students call it home. | Founded in 1856 , Lake Erie College has always stood out for its visionary style. Lake Erie continues to follow a tradition of excellence , evolving to meet the needs of the future. Whether you have a clear picture of what you want to do after graduation or are still deciding , a liberal arts education prepares you for that journey. Overview : Lake Erie College is an independent , liberal arts College that challenges students to become connected both in and out of the classroom. The College is fully accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Student Body : With nearly 1 , 300 students enrolled , our investment in each student's success is significant. The majority of students live in one of four on - campus residence halls or in College - run apartment complexes and eat in the campus dining hall. Academics : On a small , intimate campus - it's easy to stand out. Expect to participate in class. Expect to be heard. Expect to love going to class. There are 33 undergraduate majors offered and the option to design an individualized major to fit career and academic goals. Popular majors include sport management , education , equine studies , communication , business administration , psychology and biology ( with concentrations in pre - medical , pre - occupational therapy , pre - physical therapy , pre - dental , pre - pharmacy and pre - veterinary ) . The average class size at Lake Erie College is 15 and the average student - faculty ratio is 15 : 1. Master's level programs in business administration and education are also available. Lake Erie College students who are interested in owning a business can also become involved with the Center for Entrepreneurship. A major in entrepreneurship or equine entrepreneurship and a general minor in entrepreneurship are also options. Study Abroad : We encourage all students to broaden their horizons and experience the world by taking advantage of our international study program. Students may choose to spend an entire semester abroad or take part in our 10 - 14 day study tours. Prior to departing , our students are prepared via a course in international studies. Lake Erie College students recently explored exciting study tour destinations such as China , Galapagos Islands , Switzerland , United Kingdom and the Czech Republic. Athletics : The College offers 23 NCAA division II athletic teams including men's & women's golf , men's & women's soccer , football , men's & women's cross country , men's & women's lacrosse , men's & women's tennis , men's & women's basketball , baseball , men's & women's indoor and outdoor track , volleyball , men's swimming & diving , wrestling , softball. Equestrian teams also engage in competition in the areas of Hunt Seat , Western and Dressage , adding even more to the campus activity. Student Life : Campus life at Lake Erie College is about living and learning with your friends. The campus is home to a variety of cultural and extra - curricular activities including theatre and music productions and many campus events. Intramural programs are available in addition to many student groups ranging from sororities , academic , cultural and environmental groups. Location : Located in Painesville , Ohio - a safe community just 30 minutes east of Cleveland - Lake Erie College provides a beautiful and historic setting for academics with easy access to all of the action downtown. The historic 65 - acre campus has more than 18 buildings for educational and recreational use. An additional 85 acres is located six miles from campus and is home to the Equestrian Center with a 100 stall barn and multiple riding facilities. Schedule your visit to see what its like to "Get in and Stand out" at Lake Erie College. Visit www.lec.edu or call 800.916.0904. | Lake Forest College is one of the nation's most innovative liberal arts colleges. In addition to strong academic majors in the humanities , social and natural sciences , the College features inventive programs of study in communications , business , Asian Studies , Islamic World Studies , and still other contemporary areas. Abundant internship and research opportunities , close interaction with highly skilled professors , and practical programs in nearby Chicago set Lake Forest College apart. Lake Forest offers a rigorous academic environment in a small class setting. Ninety - eight percent of professors hold a Ph.D. or equivalent , and many come from top graduate programs at universities like Harvard , Chicago , Northwestern MIT , Stanford , and the University of Pennsylvania. Their work is published in such top journals as Nature and supported by grants from the National Institutes of Health , National Science Foundation , National Endowment for the Humanities , Andrew W. Mellon Foundation , and many others. A residential co - educational institution located on the shores of Lake Michigan , Lake Forest students represent 45 states and 69 countries around the world , and international students and students of color comprise more than 25 percent of the student body. The opportunity for students from around the world to spend four years together in an empowering community prepares them well to compete and succeed in a global economy. The College's Center for Chicago Programs facilitates research and internships at Chicago institutions as well as frequent commutes to the city for work and fun. The Center also brings well - known Chicago experts and artists to campus for classroom discussions , as well as public lectures and performances. More than ninety student groups provide a host of extracurricular opportunities that develop leadership skills and enhance students' campus experience and post - college prospects. Lake Forest is a member of NCAA Division III Midwest Conference and competes in the Northern Collegiate Hockey Association. Lake Forest College is surprisingly affordable. | Lake Superior State University is a personal , small - town school that provides a superior blend of liberal and technical studies in the natural setting of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. LSSU offers undergraduate degrees in 45 areas of study that attract students from every county in Michigan , more than a dozen states and provinces , and nine nations. LSSU is Michigan's most personal public university emphasizing an undergraduate experience provided by a fully - qualified faculty and a dedicated staff. | Lander University has been providing educational and cultural opportunities since its founding in 1872 as Williamston Female College in Williamston , SC. Lander is now a four - year , coeducational , state - assisted university offering majors and minors in more than 40 areas of study. Lander has an exceptionally strong science program , and more than 90 percent of those applying to medical school in recent years have been accepted. Students in Lander's engineering dual degree program have a 100 percent acceptance rate at Clemson University. Lander's varsity athletic teams have reaped honors at both district and national levels , including nine national championships in men's tennis. | La Salle University is inspired by St. John Baptist de La Salle , the patron saint of teachers , and shaped by Lasallian and Catholic values. The La Salle University experience prepares students for a lifetime of personal development , service and success. La Salle University provides excellence in teaching and learning , personal attention , a sense of community and a global perspective. La Salle University puts theory into practice by guiding each student???s intellectual and spiritual development. Thanks to a creative and practical education , La Salle University graduates go on to make a difference for the greater good. | Lasell College , founded in 1851 , is a coeducational , non - sectarian institution of higher education offering programs that lead to the bachelor's and masters' degrees. Just eight miles west of Boston , Lasell's educational philosophy is built upon the concept of connected learning , combining breadth in the arts and sciences , professional courses and educational projects that tackle real issues. All of our programs include practical experience through course - based projects , internships , clinical affiliations and on - site training. This experienced - based approach to education establishes a sense of both connection and relevance -- students understand their academic work as they prepare to become imaginative and ethical practitioners in their chosen professions. | Linking theory and practice with advanced learning technologies , Lawrence Technological University's mission is to provide superior undergraduate , graduate , and lifelong learning for leadership , professional achievement , and civic excellence. Lawrence Tech has a reputation for rigorous programs. Student projects that apply classroom studies are a hallmark - from solar - powered housing , and other alternative energy initiatives , to a first - of - its - kind $8 million highway bridge reinforced with carbon fiber , to urban design projects that aid the development of neighborhoods and communities. Each Lawrence Tech undergrad receives a customized high end laptop computer included with tuition. Lawrence Tech is Michigan's first wireless laptop campus. New programs and exciting new degrees aim to prepare a new breed of business savvy , globally - aware professionals. | Mission : Lawrence University of Wisconsin , through its undergraduate college and Conservatory of Music , educates men and women in the liberal arts and sciences. Committed to the development of intellect and talent , the acquisition of knowledge and understanding , and the cultivation of judgment and values , Lawrence prepares students for lives of service , achievement , leadership and personal fulfillment. Purposes : Charting an uncommon course in higher education for more than 160 years , Lawrence University uniquely integrates a college of liberal arts and sciences with a conservatory of music , the only institution in the country that devotes both exclusively to undergraduate education. Lawrence is proud to be included in Loren Pope's book , "Colleges That Change Lives." Individualized learning ( two - thirds of Lawrence's courses have total enrollments of one ), community engagement and the development of multiple interests are central to the Lawrence experience. Lawrence's 1 , 450 students come from nearly every state and more than 50 countries to enjoy the distinctive benefits of this engaged -- and engaging -- community. It's a close - knit , residential , 24 / 7 campus filled with smart , talented and interesting people who are pursuing an astonishing variety of academic and extracurricular interests. With 12 percent of its students and 13 percent of its faculty coming from outside the United States , Lawrence is one of the most internationally diverse colleges in the country. Its picturesque , residential campus is nestled on the banks of the Fox River in Appleton , Wisconsin , ( metro population : 200 , 000 ), one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the Midwest. Bjorklunden , the university's 425 - acre estate on more than one mile of pristine Lake Michigan shoreline ( two hours north of campus ), provides educational and recreational opportunities for students to enhance their on - campus learning experiences. Lawrence offers the Bachelor of Arts , Bachelor of Music , and combined , five - year Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Music degrees. | Lebanon Valley College is a small , private liberal arts college located in Central Pennsylvania within easy driving distance to Baltimore , New York City and Philadelphia. LVC students pursue life goals under the guidance of an involved and supportive faculty. With 1 , 582 full - time undergraduate students and a 13 : 1 ( FTE ) student - faculty ratio , the College's size allows for an intimate environment. LVC is dedicated to rewarding achievement and making an excellent education affordable through its nationally recognized scholarships. This program rewards applicants who rank in the top 30 percent of their high school class by automatically granting academic scholarships worth one - quarter to one - half the cost of tuition. | Lee University is a private , comprehensive university located in Cleveland , Tennessee , in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Lee's enrollment has more than tripled from 1 , 214 students in 1986 to 4 , 262 students in fall 2009. This makes Lee the 5th largest undergraduate enrollment among the 103 Christian colleges who are member institutions of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities ( www.cccu.org ) . This marks the 20th straight year of increased enrollment under the leadership of president , Dr. Paul Conn. The university's growing reputation as a quality institution can be seen in the high caliber of faculty , students , and friends who are drawn to the campus. Lee University is owned and operated by the Church of God which is headquartered in Cleveland , Tennessee. | Lehigh takes an innovative approach to learning , discovery , and teaching by fusing traditionally separate disciplines to create a richer , fuller , more meaningful experience for students. Learning is connected to real - world applications and reinforced with cutting - edge academic research and hands - on experiences. Students can customize their experiences by tailoring majors and academic programs across four colleges and dozens of fields of study. The arts are essential to learning and are integrated throughout the curriculum. Students have easy access to world - class faculty who offer their time and attention. A vibrant campus life offers many social activities from over 150 clubs and organizations , 25 intercollegiate sports , and intramural sports & club programs. Campus Square , a residential and retail complex integrates the campus with the surrounding community. | Le Moyne College is a Catholic , Jesuit institution offering comprehensive programs rooted in the liberal arts and sciences. Built on a rich 450 - year - old Jesuit history of academic excellence , Le Moyne seeks to nurture the "whole person." Its values - centered education prepares students for leadership and service by integrating community - based experiences with academic programs. This tradition - that intellectual effort can and should lead to action - helps students discover their place in life and applies knowledge toward making a difference. One of 28 Jesuit colleges and universities in the United States , Le Moyne's inclusive learning offers 32 majors and more than 40 programs in the arts , humanities , sciences , business and education. A teaching - centered College , Le Moyne provides a variety of multi - disciplinary research opportunities through internships and seminars. Le Moyne's undergraduate enrollment of 2 , 300 supports small classes with a student - to - teacher ratio of 13 : 1 , a size that fosters a sense of community evident in its First - Year Residential Learning Communities. Here , groups of students attend classes together and live in the same residence halls. They participate in social and cultural events as well as community service activities. All of these experiences closely integrate a student's academic and social life. In remaining connected to the world at large , the College's Center for Peace and Global Studies allows students to link the educational process with ethics , values and globalization. Students and faculty take part in forums that spark debate on political and social issues. For students who want a more concentrated academic program , the Integral Honors Program confers upon its graduates the highest degree Le Moyne offers. This challenging program requires seniors to complete a final honors project in collaboration with a faculty advisor. Le Moyne's outstanding programs are enhanced by its picturesque 160 - acre campus. A state - of - the - art performing arts center and recreation center are places for students to relax and socialize. In addition , the recreation center houses a competition size pool , jogging track , tennis , volleyball and racquetball courts , and a fitness center. A member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association ( NCAA ), Le Moyne fields a total of 16 intercollegiate teams. The men's baseball and women's lacrosse teams are NCAA Division I and the College's 14 other intercollegiate teams are NCAA Division II and compete in the Northeast - 10 Athletic Conference. In 2007 , 2006 and 2004 , the men's lacrosse team captured the NCAA Division II title. In 2003 , Le Moyne was honored with the USA Today / NCAA Academic Achievement Award , signifying the highest freshman graduation rate among nearly 300 Division II colleges and universities. Beyond the academic and social campus offerings , students at Le Moyne find its Central New York location a major attraction. Close to major cities such as New York , Toronto , Montreal and Boston , students take advantage of that proximity by attending Broadway plays , sightseeing and shopping. The abundance of lush country is evident in the numerous state parks and lakes , which offer additional recreational fun. And if that's not enough , Le Moyne has more than 70 clubs and organizations for students. With Le Moyne's strong academic and community setting , students connect on all levels - local , regional and global. Le Moyne's personal approach supports students in a rapidly changing world by developing their skills to meet future challenges and excel in both their personal and professional lives. | Lenoir - Rhyne provides an unparalleled quality of caring and a friendly , nurturing environment in which students develop a sense of belonging from their freshman to senior year. Our students experience close relationships with faculty and staff who are role models and mentors. The liberal arts and sciences serve as the foundation for a variety of careers and as guidance for a meaningful life. We emphasize theoretical and practical experiences in education that develop students to their fullest potential through a sense of vocation and service. We honor our traditions. We encourage faith development , continuous learning , respect for difference and academic freedom. | Lesley is an ideal choice for those passionate about bringing constructive change to the world. With small , inquiry - based classes , and 400 - 650 hours of internships and field - experiences that begin freshman year , students benefit from a dynamic and engaging education that prepares them to be leaders in education , the arts , environmental science , human services and management. In addition to a strong emphasis on applied liberal arts , Lesley encourages students to explore educational opportunities throughout the University and beyond , providing significant travel - study opportunities. The school's commitment to activism results in a vibrant campus community that supports numerous co - curricular activities on - and off - campus. | Set apart by a special "spirit of ingenuity , " LeTourneau University continually builds upon its excellent and innovative heritage. From nationally acclaimed academics in fields like engineering and aeronautical science , to excellent programs in the liberal arts , computer science , education and natural sciences , LeTourneau emphasizes problem solving , applied knowledge and the integration of faith and learning. The 162 - acre , contemporary east Texas campus is a beautiful home to students from across the country and around the world. Latest campus additions : Thomas Hall , an attractive , spacious new residence ; Glaske Center for Engineering , Science and Technology , with large , modern well - equipped , classrooms / auditoriums , labs , and offices ; S. E. Belcher Chapel and Performance Center , The Paul and Betty Abbott Aviation Center ; and the Corner Cafe dining facility. | The College pursues the aims of all liberal learning : knowledge for its own sake and preparation for civic leadership. Lewis & Clark is a classic liberal arts college in a famously livable city , surrounded by majestic natural beauty. Its students come from over 50 countries , studying with a scholarly faculty who teach only undergraduates. It is a national college with international reach. | Founded in 1893 , Lewis - Clark State College is a public four - year state college offering instruction in liberal arts and sciences , professional - technical programs which support the state and local economy , professional areas and other educational programs designed to meet the needs of Idahoans. LCSC is located at Lewiston , Idaho , where two rivers , two cities and two states come together. LCSC serves a highly diverse student population , providing educational opportunities to over 3000 students from more than thirty states and thirty countries. Students reap the benefits of a smaller campus that maintains big opportunities for practical experience and research related to their studies. | The 9th largest among 60 private colleges and universities in Illinois , Lewis University is a dynamic , coeducational , comprehensive Catholic university with a diverse student body. Lewis provides a well - rounded liberal and professional education through 65 undergraduate majors and 20 graduate programs in fields including business administration , education , nursing , criminal / social justice , and aviation. Among it's resources are a state - of - the - art aviation center with a Boeing 737 jet for clinical experiences ; the first digital college radio station ; specialized laboratories for electronic music ; writing ; graphic arts , computer science ; and education ; athletic programs ; a recreation / fitness center ; health ; counseling and ministry support ; and more. | Excellent academic programs High - quality instruction Excellent student advising Personal attention and close interaction between students and faculty Excellent teacher / student ratio in major Overall student - faculty ratio is 12 to 1 81 percent of the faculty hold PhD's or other terminal degrees in their fields Safe , secure campus Small , family - friendly atmosphere Strong lacrosse program -- NCAA Division II , 2000 and 2002 Men's National Lacrosse Champions Diverse student body Success of the Extended Campus Internet and Classroom Programs 165 years of higher education in South Carolina providing access to those who often had fewer educational opportunities Beautiful historic campus | Lincoln Memorial University is a values - based learning community dedicated to providing educational experiences in the liberal arts and professional studies. The University strives to give students a foundation for a more productive life by upholding the principles of Abraham Lincoln's life : a dedication to individual liberty , responsibility , and improvement ; a respect for citizenship ; a recognition of the intrinsic value of high moral and ethical standards ; and a belief in a personal God. The University's curriculum and commitment to quality instruction at every level are based on the beliefs that graduates must be able to communicate clearly and effectively in an era of rapidly and continuously expanding communication technology , must have an appreciable depth of learning in a field of knowledge , must appreciate and understand the various ways by which we come to know ourselves and the world around us , and must be able to exercise informed judgments. The University believes that one of the major cornerstones of meaningful existence is service to humanity. By making educational and research opportunities available to students where they live and through various recreational and cultural events open to the community , Lincoln Memorial University seeks to advance life in the Cumberland Gap area and throughout the region. | Linfield College has been described as a "hidden jewel" among the nation's colleges and is one of the few solely undergraduate institutions in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. When you are ready for rigorous academics , a collaborative community and experiential and international learning opportunities , we'll be ready for you. Linfield includes : A residential campus in McMinnville , Oregon providing education in the liberal arts & sciences ; A campus in Portland , Oregon , specializing in nursing and health sciences ; A Division of Continuing Education serving the working adult by providing degree programs world - wide online and at select sites within Oregon. | Lipscomb University is a Christian community of scholars , dedicated to excellence in learning , leading and serving , where students prepare for success today , tomorrow and forever. This principle is carried out in the classroom and in the broader community through our service - learning program and numerous mission trips in the U.S. and abroad. Lipscomb offers 98 fields of undergraduate studies , including majors in the liberal arts , business , biology / pre - med , computer science , education , engineering and nursing. Master's degrees are offered in 33 areas of study including accounting , business , Christian ministry , conflict management , counseling , education , exercise and nutrition science , psychology , sustainability , and theological studies. Doctoral degrees are offered in pharmacy and , beginning in Fall 2010 , in education. Located in Nashville , Lipscomb draws on the city as its campus and the world as its classroom. Study abroad opportunities are offered in Vienna , London , Beijing , Hong Kong , and Buenos Aires as well as other international destinations. Lipscomb's intercollegiate athletic teams compete at the NCAA Division I level. | Longwood University exceeds expectations! Exceptional value. Engaging faculty members dedicated to undergraduate teaching. Division I Athletics. located in the heart of Virginia in a great two - college town. Longwood is committed to academic excellence and student success and was named in the USA Today as on of 20 colleges nationwide that foster student success. Out - of - class internships or directed research projects are required - every student , every major. Longwood offers a truly distinctive combination - the opportunities , diversity , and affordability of a public university , along with the warmth and spirit of a smaller college. Students realize their potential , discover their power and become citizen leaders. | Loras is a premier Catholic liberal arts institution , educating principled thinkers , dedicated to the total development of the student. Small enough to be personal , large enough to offer a wide variety of quality academic programs , Loras College recognizes the human dignity of each individual and challenges men and women to grow with purpose and direction. Relating the rich liberal arts tradition to a changing world , Loras strives to develop active learners , reflective thinkers , ethical decision makers and responsible contributors in their diverse professional , social , and religious roles. Loras offers distinctive Educational Programs. For example , Modes of Inquiry , an interdisciplinary seminar , provides freshmen with the best transition to college life and study by introducing first year students to liberal arts learning and thinking through collaborative work with faculty , upper class student peer assistants , and student development facilitators ; Center for Experiential Learning extends beyond traditional textbooks and classrooms , its study abroad , internships and research opportunities all provide ways to "learn by doing" ; Catholic Thinkers and Leaders program include courses in which students will examine the intellectual tradition of the Catholic Church through the study of such great Catholic intellectuals as Saint Thomas Aquinas and Saint Augustine , as well as modern day leaders such as Mother Teresa and Joseph Cardinal Bernadin ; the January term is an intensive , accelerated 3 week term which enables students to have the opportunity to enroll in a variety of courses , across the disciplines , which emphasize experiential learning. | Founded in 1906 , Louisiana College is a private , Christian , coeducational school of liberal arts and sciences. Built upon the principles of character and learning , the College has a tradition of outstanding academics. 95% of Pre - Law students were accepted to law schools over the past five years. The five - year average for Louisiana College pre - law graduates accepted into accredited law schools is 95%. Most Louisiana College graduates enroll in law schools within Louisiana , where only 52% of applicants on average are accepted. Recent graduates have also attended law schools in Texas , Colorado , Nevada , Minnesota , Arkansas , and Mississippi. Louisiana College continues to hold a national reputation for excellence in its pre - med program. Eighty - six percent of the pre - med graduates over the past five years have been admitted into accredited medical schools. The average MCAT score for LC applicants to medical school is 31.8 - historically , the State of Louisiana average entrance scores are between 27 and 29.5. 100% of Education program completers taking the Praxis passed all parts of the exam in the last two years. 100% of Nursing graduates find employment prior to graduation from LC. 80% of Nursing graduates pass the NCLEX ( National Licensing Exam for Nursing ) when taking the exam for the first time. 100% of Nursing graduates pass the NCLEX ( National Licensing Exam for Nursing ) when taking the exam a second time. 92% of students enrolled in the Nursing program graduate from Louisiana College. Over the past five years , 89.6% of LC students who applied for admission to graduate schools of social work were accepted for admission. Of those admitted , 92.3% were accepted for Advanced Standing. | Since 1860 , LSU has served the world through extensive , multipurpose programs encompassing instruction , research , and public service. The flagship institution of Louisiana , LSU is one of only 25 universities nationwide holding both land - grant and sea - grant status. With a community of more than 33 , 000 faculty , staff , and students from every state and 120 countries , its academic programs include bachelor's degrees in 72 major fields , master's degrees in 78 fields , and doctoral degrees in 53 major fields. Outside of the classroom , residential colleges , study abroad , service - learning and undergraduate research opportunities , and over 300 student organizations contribute to an exciting and meaningful college experience. Additionally , our undergraduate programs are accredited by several professional groups , including the National Architectural Accrediting Board , American Chemical Society , and Commission on Accreditation of Medical Physics Education Programs. | Loyola Marymount University , the largest Catholic university in the West and one of 28 Jesuit universities in the Unites States , is located in one of the most dynamic and diverse cities in the world , Los Angeles. At LMU the city becomes an extension of the classroom , offering a rich diversity of culture , interests , access and opportunities. Named one of the country's most beautiful campuses , LMU is a 142 - acre urban sanctuary situated on a bluff overlooking LA and the Pacific Ocean. A new state - of - the - art library opened in 2009. LMU , founded in 1911 , is a comprehensive university offering more than 53 major programs and 57 minor programs for undergraduates ; 31 master's degrees ; one doctoral degree ; and 15 credential programs. Colleges and schools include Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts ; College of Business Administration ; College of Communication and Fine Arts ; Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering ; Loyola Law School ; School of Education ; and School of Film and Television. The nearly 5 , 700 undergraduate students and more than 3 , 100 graduate and law students benefit from small classes , great travel abroad programs and one of Southern California's most diverse student populations. The 2009 freshman class includes students from every state in the country and international students from the United Kingdom , China , Uruguay , Indonesia , Spain and many others. The diversity of cultures is a distinctive embodiment of LMU's commitment to human dignity , individual respect and social justice which creates an essential environment for academic excellence and community for the 21st century. This commitment also is expressed by the 170 , 000 hours students volunteer every year through 350 community organizations. LMU's academic rigor and demand for excellence places it among the 25 cutting - edge schools with an eye toward the future and a top producer of Fulbright awardees. | Consistently ranked as a top national university and best value by U.S. News & World Report , Loyola University Chicago is one of the largest of the 28 U.S. Jesuit Catholic universities , enrolling 15 , 879 students from 50 states and 82 countries , and offering more than 70 undergraduate majors. Loyola prepares people to lead extraordinary lives by building upon its Jesuit tradition with : an innovative Core Curriculum , which equips students with lifelong skills for success ; and a strong commitment to develop the whole person -- intellectually , socially , physically , and spiritually. Located off North Michigan Avenue , Chicago's Magnificent Mile , Loyola's Water Tower Campus is home to the schools of Business Administration , Communication , Continuing and Professional Studies , Education , Law , and Social Work , and connects students to the heart of the city for myriad internship , job , and service opportunities. Loyola's Lake Shore Campus , home to the College of Arts and Sciences , the Graduate School , and the Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing , is located on the picturesque shores of Lake Michigan and offers students a traditional residential campus. Students may study abroad at Loyola's John Felice Rome Center in Italy , the Beijing Center for Chinese Studies , or choose from more than 70 other programs in 32 countries. | A Catholic , Jesuit comprehensive university in Baltimore , Loyola University Maryland is committed to the ideals of liberal education and the development of the whole person , a university dedicated to inspiring its students to learn , lead and serve in a diverse and changing world. This mission is embraced through an undergraduate curriculum , rooted in the Jesuit tradition of the liberal arts , which prepares students for success in wide - ranging professional pursuits and graduate studies. Loyola's undergraduate experience is complemented by its graduate programs , the region's leaders in professional education. The Loyola University Maryland education also promotes in all students a sense of their responsibility to others in their community and throughout the world. This ideal is underscored by a thriving program of community service that takes Loyola students into the greater Baltimore community and beyond to serve individuals who are materially disadvantaged , creating a synergy of mind , body and spirit that transforms lives. | Chartered in 1912 , Loyola University New Orleans is a Catholic institution that emphasizes the Jesuit tradition of educating the whole person and is open to students of all faiths. Loyola consistently ranks among top regional colleges and universities in the South and as one of the top 60 in the United States in U.S. News & World Report's "America's Best Colleges". Princeton Review ranks Monroe Library as one of the Top 10 college libraries in the country , in company with Harvard and Princeton. PROGRAMS : Loyola offers 61 undergraduate and 11 graduate programs in the Colleges of Humanities & Natural Sciences , Social Sciences , Law , Business , and Music & Fine Arts , and has study abroad programs in more than 40 countries. Our faculty have received prestigious national awards including Pulitzer Prize nominations , book reviews in The New York Times , the O. Henry Award , and international scientific recognition. Student to faculty ratio is 11 : 1 ; average classroom size is 22. Loyola is the proud home of the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz Performance , the most prestigious jazz graduate program in the world. CAMPUS : New Orleans is Loyola's extended campus , a city rich in its heritage of art , culture , and history. Located in one of the city's most prestigious residential neighborhoods , the campus is 20 minutes away from downtown and the French Quarter and across from the Audubon Park and Zoo. The 2008 March issue of Reader's Digest listed Loyola as one of the safest universities in the country. There are four undergraduate residence halls on campus ; some offer several living - learning communities and affinity floors as well as educational and social programming. STUDENT LIFE : Our Sports Complex has multipurpose courts for basketball , tennis , racquetball , volleyball , soccer , floor hockey , an Olympic - style pool , jogging track , and a weight - lifting and cardio conditioning areas. Our Wolfpack intercollegiate athletic teams compete in the NAIA Div. I as members of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference in Men and Women's Basketball , Cross - Country and Track , Women's Volleyball and Tennis , and Men's Baseball. Loyola has more than 100 recognized student organizations : The Greek community consists of 15 different organizations , encompassing 20% of the undergraduate population. Others include academic clubs and honor societies , fine and performing arts organizations , diversity groups , faith and community , and special interest opportunities. Loyola offers great ways to be actively involved in community service projects. Our Loyola community contributes their talents to a variety of service learning and volunteerism projects throughout New Orleans. COLLEGES : The College of Music & Fine Arts serves as the preeminent center of fine and performing arts study among all Jesuit universities throughout the U.S. The $13 million Communications / Music Complex is an 115 , 000 - sq. ft. building with state - of - the - art facilities. The College of Business is one of only 405 business schools worldwide accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. Princeton Review ranked the College of Business among the nation's Best 301 Business Schools for 2010. The College of Humanities & Natural Sciences provides opportunities for students to work with professors on research projects in the sciences and collaborative ventures in humanities disciplines. Projects range from National Science Foundation research grants , collaborative research papers , to student assistantships. The College of Social Sciences , committed to linking educational excellence with social justice , was named one of the Great Schools for Communications Majors and Great Schools for Journalism Majors by Princeton Review. The College of Law offers both civil law and common law curriculums , full time day and part - time evening programs , as well as five joint degree programs. WEBSITE : www.loyno.edu Contact Admissions at 800 - 4 - LOYOLA or admit@loyno.edu | A Phi Beta Kappa institution of 2 , 519 students , Luther College is a community of faith and learning in which creative scholarship , personal growth , worship , and social relationships are interwoven. Students , faculty , and staff work together for the development of a living and learning environment which encourages caring relationships and an understanding of the wholeness of life. Forty - one states and forty - six countries are represented in the student body ; co - curricular activities include 16 music ensembles and 19 intercollegiate sports for men and women. The scenic Decorah , Iowa , campus , with vistas of the Oneota Valley and the Upper Iowa River , rivals any in the region. | The mission of Lycoming College is to offer students a distinguished education in the traditional liberal arts and sciences. The College has sought to accomplish that goal by gathering a strong faculty with a primary focus on teaching and a strong secondary focus on research. The College has established a teaching effectiveness program to focus on new strategies for the classroom including those involving the most recent technology. Lycoming features an extensive writing program for students in which they are expected to have a specific writing component in all their general education courses and to take an additional three courses designated as writing intensive. The College has encouraged student research across the curriculum with a particular focus in the sciences. Lycoming has also introduced capstone courses in most departments featuring an opportunity for students to bring their academic work together in some form of major research project or artistic presentation. In order to accomplish the close work between faculty and students required by our mission , the College has sustained a fulltime faculty at approximately ninety percent of the total faculty. | Lynchburg College develops students with strong character and balanced perspectives , preparing them for intelligent and wholehearted participation in a global society and for effective leadership in all dimensions of life. The College offers extensive experiential learning opportunities , including service learning , study abroad , internships , collaborative student / faculty research , and student teaching. Student benefit from such unique facilities as the 470 - acre Claytor Nature Study Center , a cadaver lab , and the recently completed Centennial Hall ( featuring the latest technology for communication studies , business , and modern languages programs ), and the Belk observatory. | Lynn University , founded in 1962 , is a private , coeducational institution with a solid reputation for academic quality and educational innovation , providing academic programs that reflect societal needs and encourage collaborative approaches to the challenges our students will face in the workplace and in the world. The student body is comprised of students from 84 countries and 46 states. | U.S. News & World Report includes Lyon College among the country's best liberal arts colleges. A private , residential , undergraduate institution affiliated with the Presbyterian Church ( U.S.A ), Lyon is located in Batesville , Arkansas. Founded in 1872 , it is the oldest institution in the state. Lyon is distinguished by the quality of its faculty , its student - run honor system , the beauty of its campus and its endowed international studies program. Lyon faculty have been named CASE Arkansas Professor of the Year on 14 occasions in the past 20 years , a record unmatched by any college in the country. | Macalester has been preparing students for world citizenship and providing a rigorous , integrated international education for over six decades. Students benefit from a curriculum designed to include international perspectives , study abroad with substantial academic and cultural experience in semester - long programs , faculty with worldwide experience and a community engaged in issues that matter. Discussions in and out of the classroom are further enriched by the experiences and perspectives of students who are citizens of over 90 countries. The college provides a comprehensive approach to educating students to be vital citizens of the world. Macalester does this in an atmosphere that fosters collaboration and success. It inspires ambitious , committed and talented young people who have the potential to change the world and prepares them to do just that. Students come to Macalester to learn , engage , explore , invent , have fun , make friends , devise , design , discover and gain the experience , skills and knowledge needed to fulfill their dreams and their greatest ambitions. Macalester's location in a vibrant residential neighborhood is ideal...minutes from downtown St. Paul and Minneapolis. It offers students a wealth of research and internship opportunities in business , finance , medicine , science , government , law , the arts and more. Students come from around the world , across the nation and nearby to study in an environment that supports inspiration , success and service to local , national and international communities. Graduates reap the benefits of a global education in the job market and at the nation's top graduate programs. | MacMurray is a small Midwestern liberal arts college. We emphasize writing , speaking , and critical thinking skills for all our students. We have a long tradition of preparing students for service professions , including nursing , social work , criminal justice , and teaching. The presence in our town of the Illinois School for the Deaf is a major resource for our strong programs in Deaf and Hard of Hearing Teacher Education and in Interpreter Training. We offer ten intercollegiate sports in NCAA Division III , numerous clubs and organizations , and an active student government. At MacMurray , Monday is a study day ; classes meet Tuesday through Friday only , most of them either Tuesday - Thursday or Wednesday - Friday. | Founded in 1937 by the Felician Sisters , Madonna University provides an affordable liberal arts education combined with career preparation and service learning. Academics offer more than 75 undergraduate and 27 graduate programs , including the new nursing doctorate. In small classes , talented professors challenge the minds of a diverse student body of 4 , 200 men and women. Conveniently located in Livonia , Mich. , the University???s new Science and Media Building is Livonia???s first certified ???green??? building. Madonna boasts the Ford Technology Wing , newly renovated Kresge Auditorium , and an 11 - sport men???s and women???s athletic program. Madonna has prepared some 23 , 000 graduates for successful careers. | Maine Maritime Academy is a career oriented college focusing primarily on marine related programs and prepares graduates for lifelong learning and leadership in a global economy. The Academy is situated on a peninsula on beautiful Penobscot Bay , Maine. The teaching and learning facilities include an extensive array of labs , training and research vessels. A highly qualified faculty and staff with a low faculty to student ratio and small campus atmosphere contribute to a very high graduation and job placement record. | The mission of Malone is to provide students with an education based on biblical faith in order to develop men and women in intellectual maturity , wisdom , and Christian faith who are committed to serving the church , community , and world. As an academic institution in the Christian tradition of the Evangelical Friends , Malone is committed to intellectual enrichment in the context of Christian faith to produce graduates with a love of truth and a vibrant , mature faith. Our intent is that students attain the wisdom , knowledge , and skills necessary to serve , engage , and transform the communities in which they live and work. | Manchester College seeks to graduate persons who possess both abilities - the skills needed for graduate school or their first job - and convictions - the values that will shape their life choices and contributions. Over the past five years , 97% of our graduates have been employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation. If they aren't , our employment guarantee offers a year of classes - tuition free! | The mission of Manhattan College is to provide a contemporary , person - centered educational experience characterized by high academic standards , reflection on values and principles , and preparation for a life - long career. This is achieved in two ways : by offering student programs which integrate a broad liberal education with concentration in specific disciplines in the arts and sciences or with professional preparation in business , education and engineering ; and by nurturing a caring , pluralistic campus community. The learning process at Manhattan College is enriched by postgraduate professional programs and by capitalizing on its location in the cultural center and global marketplace that is New York City. | At Manhattanville College , we offer a rigorous academic experience within a nurturing environment. Every one of our 1 , 700 undergraduate students is able to make his or her own personal contribution to our community , which is surprisingly diverse. With more than 40 areas of study and 50 campus clubs , our students discover who they are while they are here. This richly diverse community embodies the college's mission to educate ethically and socially responsible leaders for the global community. This commitment to saving the community is demonstrated by more than 30 , 000 hours of service provided by Manhattanville undergraduates in a year. Students come to our beautiful 100 - acre campus from more than 39 states and 59 countries. Set in prosperous and thriving Westchester County , New York , our campus offers the spaciousness and leisurely pace of a suburban location along with the resources of New York City , which is just 30 minutes away. Many students choose to spend a semester abroad living , interning , and studying in NYC. | Mansfield University traces its heritage back to 1857 , when Mansfield Classical Seminary opened. In 1862 , Mansfield became a state normal school. In 1927 , it became Mansfield State Teachers College , and in 1960 , it broadened its degree offerings and became Mansfield State College. In 1983 , it became Mansfield University. A four - year public liberal arts , co - educational , fully accredited institution ; Mansfield offers more than seventy undergraduate degree programs. Through its Office of Graduate Studies , the University also offers master's degree programs in art education , education , elementary education , library science and information technologies , music education , nursing , and special education. The University offers the advantages of a private - college environment at a public - school cost. | Maranatha Baptist Bible College is an accredited college that desires to produce students who are spiritually and academically prepared to serve the Lord. We want to develop servants of Christ who are disciplined , creative , and passionate about the field to which they have been called. Our passion is to instill a missionary vision and dedication to worldwide outreach and personal evangelism. Since 1968 Maranatha has emphasized a balanced approach to life. Each student must take significant Bible and liberal arts classes in addition to their major's requirements. Because students can serve the Lord in many ways , Maranatha offers majors in departments such as applied science , Bible , business , church ministries , education , fine arts , humanities , nursing , or ROTC. Our rigorous , interdisciplinary academics as well as excellent student to faculty ratio produce well rounded graduates. Maranatha's guiding core values stress fidelity to God and His Word , student learning that equips to serve with competence , integrity and moral excellence , charity and kindness to all , leadership and service to God and others , unity within diversity , educational balance , family , and the pursuit of excellence. As an NCAA III school , we offer opportunities to compete in football , soccer , basketball , baseball , softball , volleyball , cross - country and wrestling. Our fine arts department encourages the development of talent through orchestra , band , plays , choral groups , and ensembles. Our mission is to provide a comprehensive college education that is founded upon a valuable Bible core true to our Baptist heritage and that is set in a nurturing environment where serving the Lord while in college is encouraged and facilitated. | Marian University is a Catholic institution dedicated to excellent teaching and learning in the Franciscan and liberal arts traditions. We welcome students of all faiths who seek an educational experience that emphasizes a Franciscan understanding of the values of dignity of the individual , peace and justice , reconciliation , and responsible stewardship. Marian University is ideal for students who are looking for personalized instruction from an outstanding faculty. A close - knit community means more opportunities to get involved and develop your leadership skills...and more chances to explore new interests , too! Other schools may prepare you for a career , Marian prepares you for life. | Marian College is a private , values - based , applied , liberal arts college located on a 104 acre campus in Fond du Lac , Wisconsin. Under the sponsorship of the Congregation of Sisters of Saint Agnes , strong emphasis is placed on development and honoring of the values of community , learning , service , social justice and spiritual traditions. Almost 90% of Marian undergraduates and all graduate students study in applied areas , including business , nursing , education , criminal justice , social work , and others. Almost all students in applied fields have internships , clinicals , or other practicum experiences. A strong emphasis is placed on a personal concern for students. | Marietta College's Mission : Marietta College's mission revolves around nine core values. The central value reflects our belief that "the liberal arts are the best preparation for any career" and expresses our "equal commitment to practical experience as a necessary prerequisite for the world of work." Every Marietta student receives a liberal arts foundation and in - depth study in their major , and each of our graduates is "prepared to succeed in a technological society...and to thrive in a diverse , global society." In addition , all graduates understand "the role of the citizen - leader...in a livable , sustainable , ethical future. Marietta College's Unique Qualities : The College of Ohio's First City ; Founded in 1797 - Recognized as one of America's 37 "Revolutionary Colleges" ; 16th oldest chapter of Phi Beta Kappa | "Marist is dedicated to helping students develop the intellect and character required for enlightened , ethical , and productive lives in the global community of the 21st century." The College fulfills its mission by pursuing three ideals : excellence in education , the importance of community , and the principle of service. These ideals were handed down to us by the Marist Brothers who founded the College. Although Marist is now an independent institution governed by a lay board of trustees , the three ideals remain an integral part of the College mission. The Marist ideal of excellence in education is achieved through an emphasis on quality teaching and distinctive learning opportunities. At the undergraduate level , this begins with a firm foundation in the liberal arts and sciences. Through core courses and their major field of study , students are educated to think logically and creatively , be able to synthesize and integrate methods and insights from a variety of disciplines , and effectively express their opinions both orally and in writing. Students are encouraged to consider the ethical dimensions of the subjects they study , and to become more aware of their own values and the value implications of the choices they make in their public and private lives. They are also exposed to cultures other than their own through on - campus programs and study abroad. In addition to offering undergraduate programs to traditional - age students , Marist has a long history of serving the needs of adult learners for graduate , degree completion , and continuing education programs. The College offers these students an educational experience that meets the same high standards as our traditional undergraduate programs. Marist allows these students to balance their education with work and family responsibilities by offering flexible scheduling , alternative methods of program delivery , and satellite campuses. Marist seeks to distinguish itself by the manner in which it uses information technology to support teaching , learning , and scholarship at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. The College believes that by familiarizing our students with these advanced technologies , it better prepares them to be productive members of society and lifelong learners. The Marist ideal of community is based on the belief that we become a better institution through the active involvement of faculty , staff , students , and alumni in the life of the College. At a time when social bonds in our society are tenuous , we seek to develop a relationship between our community members and the College that will last a lifetime. We do this by nurturing the development and well - being of all our community members. Of particular importance is assuring that the life of students outside the classroom is supportive of the educational goals pursued inside the classroom. We strive to be a diverse community but also one united by a shared commitment to the free exchange of ideas , consideration of the opinions of others , and civility in all our interactions. Finally , Marist believes in the dignity of every human being and is committed to the principle of service. The College conducts programs for the disadvantaged , a wide variety of programs that meet community needs , and programs that broaden access to education. We encourage students , faculty , staff , and alumni to make service an important part of their lives. Students are encouraged to become involved in campus activities , programs that assist the less fortunate in our society , and service projects throughout the Hudson River Valley and around the world. By sharing their time and talents , students help make Marist a better place to live and learn while developing a sense of personal and civic responsibility. | As Wisconsin's largest private university , Marquette offers endless opportunities : the chance to live , study and play in the heart of a dynamic city ; nationally known programs and powerhouse faculty ; a Catholic , Jesuit tradition that emphasizes ethics and lifelong values. For more than 127 years , we have inspired students to Be The Difference in their professional and personal lives. Our students tell us that a Marquette education is worth the investment , and we're proud to be one of the lowest - cost private colleges among U.S. News and World Report's top 100 national universities. More than 11 , 000 students come from all 50 states and 70 countries to explore options ranging from intense undergraduate studies to specialized graduate and professional programs. The University Core of Common Studies is the intellectual heart of a Marquette undergraduate education , built on our Jesuit tradition and designed for successful life in the 21st century. Based on this foundation in nine essential knowledge areas , students can take advantage of dozens of majors offered through the colleges of Arts and Sciences , Business Administration , Communication , Education , Engineering , Health Sciences , Nursing and Professional Studies. At the graduate level , Marquette has Wisconsin's only dental school , as well as a nationally ranked Law School , Graduate School and Graduate School of Management. Marquette's location just west of downtown Milwaukee provides easy access to internship and job opportunities with government agencies , small businesses , Fortune 500 companies and nonprofit institutions. Students also can take advantage of entertainment venues ranging from the Lake Michigan shoreline to the performing arts , ethnic and fine dining , professional sports , and an active nightlife. Marquette also sponsors the Les Aspin Center in Washington , D.C. , with course work in the center's classrooms and internships on Capitol Hill and in federal agencies. Of course , students can also study anywhere in the world , with programs on six continents. You won't be bored at Marquette. Some 250 student organizations cover just about any interest , from club sports to student government , from service activities to musical and theater groups , from sororities and fraternities to student government. As a member of the Big East conference , Marquette fields 14 varsity sports teams. Visit today to discover if Marquette is right for you. | Marshall University is a public , state - supported institution located along the scenic Ohio River and the wooded hills of Huntington , West Virginia. The Marshall campus encompasses 65 acres of winding , tree - lined walkways and an impressive mix of traditional red brick and ultra - modern facilities. Marshall University is the place to find your niche. Whether you want to join a club , a fraternity or sorority , participate in Student Government , perform in a talent show , produce a major concert , or enroll in a leadership course we have the place for you. With a student - faculty ratio of 20 to 1 , you will not get lost in the crowd at Marshall. Combining technologically advanced facilities with personalized learning , our mission continues to focus on individualized learning. Marshall offers exceptional undergraduate , masters and doctoral programs , as well as the Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine. Plus , our professors are here to make the journey through college with you , every step of the way. We also offer many forms of academic support including two free hours of individual tutoring in one or two of your classes , or unlimited drop - in assistance , a writing center and career services. At Marshall , you will find that we are big enough to matter , yet small enough to care. Small classes , affordability , championship athletic teams and national prominence make our university unique. | Mars Hill College , an academic community rooted in the Christian faith , challenges and equips students to pursue intellectual , spiritual , and personal growth through an education that is : grounded in a rigorous study of the Liberal Arts ; connected with the world of work ; and committed to character development , to service , and to responsible citizenship in the community , the region , and the world. Mars Hill College opened on its current site in 1856 , and was chartered in 6 , 1859. In 1960 , Baptist State Convention approved plans to convert the college into a senior college. The college is located in one of the most beautiful regions of the country. The small town setting is complemented by proximity to Asheville , only twenty minutes away , which allows access to city amenities as well. A dedicated faculty , and personal attention to student learning , are central to the traditions of the college. | MBC combines a high quality liberal arts education with professional training and close individual attention. We boast a highly diverse campus where international and students of color hold elected and appointed leadership positions and where the campus benefits from diverse cultural activities. MBC has a unique early admittance program for gifted young women ( Program for the Exceptionally Gifted ) and an innovative "24 / 7" leadership program ( Virginia Women's Institute for Leadership ) with extensive co - curricular as well as curricular components. In addition to the usual academic components of a liberal education , in line with our commitment to diversity , we offer Asian Studies with study abroad at our sister school in Kyoto , Japan , as well as academic programs in Arabic , African - American studies , Latin American Studies , and Women's Studies. | A comprehensive Catholic University located just minutes from Washington , DC , Marymount serves approximately 3 , 600 students from 42 states and 72 countries. The University offers a rigorous , well - rounded liberal arts education combined with solid career preparation. All undergraduates complete an internship in their field. Small classes and a close - knit community provide a supportive environment , and Marymount is known for emphasizing ethics across the curriculum and throughout campus life. The University draws upon the resources of the nation's capital to provide unique learning experiences that enhance personal and professional growth. | Maryville College is known for an academic program that prepares students to be citizens , leaders , and educated persons. From day one , first - year students begin exploring teamwork and personal limits , while forming lifelong friendships through a nationally recognized First - Year program. Hands - on field studies , eye - opening study abroad , challenging internships , rewarding service - learning , and dynamic leadership opportunities are all part of the total learning experience offered at Maryville. Our College's promise is simple , but transformative : MC students are taught the skills and given the opportunities to be successful and to make a difference in the world. | Founded in 1872 , Maryville University is a private coeducational institution that serves approximately 3 , 500 students and offers approximately 50 undergraduate programs , including actuarial science , music therapy , internet marketing , and elementary education. Maryville also offers nine master's degree programs in arts and sciences , education , business administration and the health professions ; and three doctoral degree programs in educational leadership , nursing practice , and physical therapy. Maryville University prepares its students for successful and meaningful careers by offering programs that integrate the liberal arts with professional studies. For every specialized program that Maryville offers , the program holds the highest possible accreditation. The first university in the St. Louis area to offer weekend classes to working adults in 1981 , Maryville continues its commitment to adult students by offering 17 different undergraduate and graduate programs. Classes are offered at Maryville's main campus in West St. Louis County as well as at its satellite campuses in Fenton and Lake St. Louis , Missouri. Maryville has a thriving on - campus residential student population with a new dormitory opening at the start of the 2010 fall semester. To supplement students' academic experience , Maryville offers more than 50 student organizations that provide a variety of involvement opportunities. The University has reclassified to NCAA Division II athletics starting with the 2009 - 2010 academic year and offers 14 men's and women's varsity sports. More than 82 percent of graduates who recently responded to a survey are employed or attending graduate school. | Ever since Marywood's founding in 1915 , the University has been distinguished by the way excellent academic and professional preparation is infused with the ethic and values of its founders , the Congregation of the Sisters , Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. The University community takes pride in its mission to welcome and serve students from all traditions , beliefs , and backgrounds. The Marywood campus is where students can find their place in the world and begin to take leadership and responsibility for a global society. Exceptional faculty members are committed to this mission , especially when imparting knowledge to both undergraduate and graduate students in small classes in which every student matters. Marywood continues to move ahead in academics , as well as in physical appearance , with $100 million recently invested in new buildings for classes , recreation , and studios. The new School of Architecture opens fall 2009. The Swartz Center for Spiritual Life with adjacent conference center was dedicated in spring 2007 and the spectacular $14 million Mellow Center for Athletics and Wellness was unveiled in fall 2006. The Mellow Center provides complete athletic training and workout facilities and a full - size athletic arena for hosting NCAA - level and regional sports competition. At Marywood , student - athletes choose between 14 very competitive and successful intercollegiate teams. Fitness enthusiasts participate in sports , clubs , aerobics , or intramurals. In addition , the 325 - bed Loughran Hall , a freshman residence hall , was renovated and opened in fall 2006. Marywood provides an enormous array of degree programs that enable students to develop fully as individuals and become tomorrow's leaders in the arts , education , business , science , and health. In addition , excellent academic scholarship opportunities are available at Marywood , as are many outstanding programs for professional preparation. Marywood students benefit from participating as members of a diverse community and quickly realize that the academic program is just one aspect of a comprehensive effort to help become a complete person. The University provides all students with the opportunity to expand their horizons by meeting , interacting , and / or living with students from all walks of life , different backgrounds , and different perspectives. Students participate in activities which complement their academic programs , providing a step toward becoming a well - rounded , multidimensional person. Students also have the opportunity to improve their professional skills , develop leadership abilities , or have a voice on campus , since there are dozens of clubs and activities , campus media , student government organizations , and honor societies to make their Marywood life full and rewarding. Marywood's commitment to its students goes beyond helping them earn a degree. From curriculum planning to professional accreditation to career services , Marywood University is focused on providing all students with the tools needed for long - term success. As Marywood alumni , our graduates become respected members of their communities , outstanding scholars , and leaders in their chosen professions and the world. | The essence of MIT is our appetite for problems - especially those big , intractable , complicated problems whose solutions make a permanent difference. While MIT is a research university committed to world - class inquiry in math , science , and engineering , MIT has equally distinguished programs in the architecture , the humanities , management , and the social sciences. A diverse , supportive campus environment - with an incredible range of student groups and athletic and fitness opportunities - ensures that it's not all about the work. And in MIT's intensely creative atmosphere , the arts flourish in all their forms. MIT admits some of the most talented students in the world on a need - blind basis. The Institute is committed to meeting the financial need of each admitted undergraduate student through MIT scholarships ; the average student scholarship was over $25 , 000 per year in 2009. As a result , the MIT community is incredibly diverse , and organically collaborative , with students coming from many different backgrounds , across the country and around the world. Students are frequently encouraged to unite MIT's engineering excellence with public service. For example , the required senior capstone design course for mechanical engineering majors centers on making the world a better place through engineering. Recent years have focused on projects using alternative forms of energy , and machines that could be used for sustainable agriculture. Beyond academic coursework , MIT's D - Lab , Poverty Action Lab , and Public Service Center all support students and professors in the research and implementation of culturally sensitive and environmentally responsible technologies and programs that alleviate poverty and improve quality of life in low - income areas locally , nationally , and worldwide. The MIT community brings its energy and creativity outside the classroom as well with 400+ student - run groups , 33 varsity sports , 20 intramural sports , 30 club sports , and over 500 arts - related events on campus each year. Campus is just a short walk across the Charles River to Boston where students can enjoy the city's fabulous restaurants or take in Boston culture. Many programs around MIT allow students to get reduced - price tickets to various events , including the Boston Symphony Orchestra , the American Repertory Theater , and Bruins , Celtics , and Red Sox games. Students get free admission daily to the Museum of Science , the Museum of Fine Arts , and all Harvard University and MIT museums. | Founded in 1891 by the legislature as the Massachusetts Nautical Training School , the Massachusetts Maritime Academy is the oldest continuously operating maritime academy in the United States. The Academy began as a floating maritime trade school aboard the school ship USS Enterprise , berthed next to the USS Constitution in Boston Harbor. During its 117 - year history , the Academy has grown from an entering class of 40 cadets to a fully accredited , four - year , coeducational college granting baccalaureate and master of science degrees and with an undergraduate enrollment of approximately 1 , 100.The , present name was assumed in 1942 when the Academy moved from Boston to a Hyannis campus on Cape Cod. In 1946 , the Academy was authorized by the legislature to grant the Bachelor of Science degree. By 1948 , after utilizing a variety of different training ships during World War II , the Academy obtained the USS Charleston. The draft of the Charleston , a former U. S. Navy gunboat , exceeded the depth of Hyannis Harbor , so the campus was again moved , this time to its present location in the village of Buzzards Bay. The present undergraduate academic programs feature six distinct majors and emphasize a blend of the liberal arts and sciences with technical and professional studies. Graduates of the Academy???s two oldest programs , Marine Transportation and Marine Engineering , earn two fold credentials : a fully accredited Bachelor of Science degree , and a professional license as Third Mate or Third Assistant Engineer ( both unlimited as to waters or vessel size ) . While adhering firmly to its original mission as a maritime college , the Academy has diversified its degree offerings in response to a changing environment for higher education and the needs of a dynamic maritime industry. The first degrees in Facilities and Plant Engineering ( now Facilities Engineering ) were awarded in 1993. The first graduates of the Marine Safety and Environmental Protection program received the degree in 1995. In 2004 , the first Bachelor of Science in International Maritime Business degrees were awarded. In 2008 , the Academy awarded the first Bachelor of Science in Emergency Management. Also in 2005 , the first graduating class of the Academy???s first graduate program , the Master of Science in Facilities Management , received their diplomas. In April 2007 , the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education approved the Master of Science in Emergency Management , and the first cohort began in October 2007. The first graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Emergency Management will receive their degrees in June 2009. The Academy is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges ( NEASC ) and successfully completed a decennial reaccreditation in 2001. The Master of Science in Facilities Management received NEASC accreditation in 2005. The Academy???s campus and facilities are continually being upgraded better serving its students. A campus beautification program , a multi - million dollar renovation of the dormitories and athletic facilities , an engineering laboratory addition to the Bresnahan Hall , a complete renovation of the Blinn Hall and a project to rebuild the pier has been completed over the past few years. The USTS Enterprise has undergone a complete rebuilding into the nation???s newest and most modern maritime academy school ship and has successfully completed five Sea Term voyages. | The Master's College is a distinctly Christian , Bible - based , evangelical , liberal arts college whose mission is to equip men and women for excellence in service to Christ in strategic fields of ministry and vocation through unreserved commitment to worshiping God , submitting to the authority of the Scriptures , nurturing personal holiness , serving the local church , and penetrating the world with the Truth. It is the mission of The Master's Seminary to provide graduate - level biblical , theological , and professional education to equip godly men to be pastors and / or trainers of pastors for effective local church ministry both nationally and internationally. | At Mayville State University , one of the country's "most wired" campuses , each student has a notebook computer issued to them. Virtually the entire campus is wired for network / Internet. The school's size enables students to know everyone on campus and most students report that the campus is very friendly. Bachelor of Applied Science degree programs in Business Administration , Computer Information Systems , and Early Childhood Education are offered as on - line , distance delivery options. A four year major in Early Elementary and Childhood Education and Applied Psychology are also offered. A bachelors degree in Communication will be initiated in the fall of 2010. | McDaniel students become involved , connected and confident. First - year seminars , a January mini - mester of uncommon courses , and options for self - designed majors provide learning opportunities beyond the norm. Less than an hour's drive from Washington , D.C. , students take advantage of all the career and cultural possibilities of the nation's capital while honing leadership skills on campus as faculty - research assistants across all majors , as volunteers directing over 100 student clubs , or as teammates on the playing fields of 24 intercollegiate sports. A nine - hole golf course doubles as both a place to practice your swing or snowboard downhill in winter. | McKendree University provides students a peaceful , residential campus in a small , friendly town , yet is just minutes away from the culturally vibrant city of St. Louis. McKendree students receive a broad - based , liberal arts oriented education while also developing skills in preparation for a career or graduate studies. The uniqueness of the college is its philosophy which reflects concern for individual development of its students and its commitment to personalized education. Co - curricular programs are also of importance , as McKendree students participate in community service , voluntary spiritual development , athletics and a wide variety of clubs and organizations meeting student needs and interests. | McMurry University is affiliated with the United Methodist Church and offers liberal arts and professional education. McMurry's Core Values are Christian Faith , Personal Relationships , Learning , Excellence , and Service. McMurry emphasizes student achievement in academics , athletics , and student activities. Particular activities include Servant Leadership , Model U.N. , the Honors program , and undergraduate research. Students have opportunities to become involved in theatre and music productions , social and academic clubs , and the surrounding community. Professors give personal attention from the first freshman advising session to writing letters of recommendation and beyond. McMurry provides a caring environment that allows students to succeed and thrive. | Mercer University is one of America's oldest and most distinctive institutions of higher learning , offering rigorous programs that span the undergraduate liberal arts to doctoral - level degrees. Founded by early 19th century Baptists , Mercer - while no longer formally affiliated with the Baptist denomination - remains committed to an educational environment that embraces intellectual and religious freedom while affirming values that arise from a Judeo - Christian understanding of the world. Central to the Mercer experience is an education that uniquely prepares students to lead virtuous , meaningful and responsible lives and encourages a thoughtful examination of ethical and moral choices. With more than 8 , 000 students enrolled in 11 schools and colleges on campuses in Macon , Atlanta and Savannah , and at three Regional Academic Centers around the state , Mercer is consistently ranked among the nation???s leading institutions by such publications as U.S. News & World Report and the Princeton Review. Its more than 65 , 000 alumni are making important contributions to their professions and communities throughout Georgia , the Southeast and the world. Ten Mercerians have served as governors - of the states of Alabama , Georgia , New Hampshire and Texas and of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico - and three alumni have served as U.S. Senators. Hundreds more have served as mayors , U.S. Representatives and state legislators. While offering a breadth of programs found at much larger universities , Mercer maintains an intimate , student - focused culture more characteristic of smaller liberal arts colleges. The institution operates one of only two engineering schools in the state of Georgia , one of only three pharmacy schools , one of only four medical schools , and one of only five law schools. It also offers nationally - regarded programs in liberal arts , business , music , education , and theology. In addition , Mercer has one of the more prominent university presses in the country , operates an engineering research center employing 200 scientists and engineers , and is the only private university in the state to field an NCAA Division I athletic program. Among the University???s signature programs is Mercer On Mission , a unique blend of study abroad and service - learning that provides life - changing experiences for students through academic instruction , cultural immersion , meaningful service , and spiritual reflection. Working alongside in - country partners , Mercer students and faculty are distributing mosquito nets and bringing water to villages in Africa , fitting amputees in Vietnam with low - cost prosthetic legs , teaching orphans in Guatemala , students in Liberia and the homeless in Brazil , and delivering much - needed medical care in Thailand. | Mercyhurst is a vibrant and challenging coeducational college which remains true to its mission as a private Catholic liberal arts college in the Mercy tradition. A Mercyhurst education seeks to combine the beauty and power of the liberal arts with an appreciation for the dignity of work and a commitment to the service of others. The college is centered on the personal and direct connection between the faculty member as experienced scholar / professional and the student as aspiring scholar / professional. A generous financial aid program makes a Mercyhurst education accessible to all. | Preparing students for their lives as engaged global citizens and leaders is a key goal of Meredith College. Students typically choose this women's college of 2 , 200+ students because of its academic reputation , size and location. What they find are academic and co - curricular experiences that challenge them to excel and empower them to make a difference in the world. As a result , most entering freshmen become Meredith graduates , and alumnae report strong satisfaction with the Meredith experience. Meredith's academic program provides a strong liberal arts emphasis that includes a core curriculum focusing on cultural understanding and connections. Students choose from over 45 majors and concentrations that prepare them for careers , professions and graduate study. Students expand their learning through study abroad , the Undergraduate Research Program , LeaderShape , and community involvement. Meredith's capital city location affords abundant opportunities for internships with such organizations as the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency , SAS Institute , and GlaxoSmithKline. The Meredith Technology Initiative provides each full - time student with her own laptop computer. | Merrimack College is a selective private college in the Catholic , Augustinian tradition whose mission is to enlighten minds , engage hearts and empower lives. The College offers undergraduate degrees in four focused schools : liberal arts , science and engineering , education and business. Merrimack also serves adults through master???s programs in education and a range of certificate , licensure and degree completion offerings. Merrimack???s approximately 2 , 000 full - time and 300 evening students represent 25 states and 17 countries. Merrimack is known for experiential learning and career preparation. Throughout the curriculum , students can take advantage of hands - on opportunities including cooperative education and internships , research with faculty , study abroad and service learning. In addition to traditional majors and minors , students can choose programs tailored for high - demand fields including biotechnology , digital media arts and sports medicine. A special point of pride is ABET - accredited engineering programs , unusual in a small college. Thanks to the curriculum and proactive career service office , 98 percent of recent Merrimack graduates have landed full - time employment or graduate school placements within six months of graduation. The College is located just 25 minutes north of Boston in suburban North Andover , Massachusetts. About 80 percent of Merrimack???s students live on campus , contributing to a strong sense of community. Small classes , a 13 - to - 1 student - to - faculty ratio , an active campus ministry , varied housing choices , and continuously improved facilities also support the close - knit atmosphere. There are more than 50 student clubs and activities , NCAA Division I men???s hockey , 15 men???s and women???s NCAA Division II sports , and active club and intramural sports. Merrimack has been ranked consistently high among peer institutions by U.S. News & World Report for more than a decade and has also been named one of the best colleges and universities in the Northeast by The Princeton Review. The College has a 600 seat performing arts center , observatory , and two art galleries , one specifically for student work. | Messiah College is a Christian college of the liberal and applied arts and sciences. The College is committed to an embracing evangelical spirit rooted in the Anabaptist , Pietist , and Wesleyan traditions of the Christian Church. Our mission is to educate men and women toward maturity of intellect , character , and Christian faith in preparation for lives of services , leadership , and reconciliation in church and society. | Methodist University enrolls approximately 2 , 200 students , from 48 states and 31 countries. These students are engaged in an active classroom environment , enrolled in over 70 majors and concentrations and 30 + minors , and active in almost 70 clubs and student organizations as well as 19 NCAA Division III athletic programs. Because of the academic rigor , a unique combination of the liberal arts and career oriented academic programs and these diverse enrichment opportunities , Methodist University graduates are highly sought after and successful. Located in one of North Carolina's largest cities , Fayetteville , NC , Methodist University is growing at a rapid rate yet remains one of the best values in higher education in the southeast. | Miami University in Oxford , Ohio , is a place of involved scholarship and teaching where all students are grounded in the liberal arts , encouraged to become citizen leaders , and infused with an excitement for learning and critical thinking. A public university of Ohio , Miami effectively combines a wide range of academic programs with the personal attention ordinarily found only at much smaller institutions. The bachelor???s degree is offered in more than 100 areas of study , the master???s degree in more than 50 , and doctoral programs in 10 disciplines. Retention and graduation rates are some of the highest in NCAA Division I schools , as is our students??? successful entry into top graduate programs and professional schools. Additionally , nearly twice as many employers recruit at Miami as at comparable universities and conduct four times as many on - campus interviews. As a result , Miami is regularly cited by national publications as a best value in higher education. With a long - standing commitment to global learning , complete with a European center in Luxembourg and a developing center in Shanghai , Miami consistently ranks among the top colleges in the nation for the number of undergraduate students who study abroad. Miami students and faculty have an intense appreciation for a global view and multicultural approaches to learning. The Oxford campus encompasses more than 2 , 000 acres and , with its distinctive modified Georgian architecture , is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful campuses in America. Enrollment is approximately 15 , 000 undergraduates and 1 , 800 graduate students ; an additional 5 , 000 students are enrolled at Miami???s regional facilities in Hamilton , Middletown , and West Chester , Ohio. Founded in 1809 , the university is located in the Miami Valley region of Ohio and is proud of the ties maintained with the Miami Tribe , now located in Oklahoma. The university remains committed to the best ideals of public higher education , including access for all of Ohio???s academically qualified students , regardless of income , through the Miami Access Initiative. | Michigan State University has been advancing knowledge and transforming lives through innovative teaching , research , and outreach for over 150 years , and is known worldwide as a major public university with global reach and extraordinary impact. MSU's degree - granting colleges and affiliated law college offer top - ranked academic programs in a beautiful , park - like Big Ten campus and community setting. Undergraduate students can choose from more than 150 programs of study and have the opportunity to work with world - renowned faculty on research projects. MSU distinctions include one of the largest study abroad programs , one of the leading residence hall systems , one of the oldest and most prestigious honors colleges , and one of the largest and best career placement services in the nation. | For 125 years , Michigan Tech faculty have explored the boundaries of knowledge while mentoring undergraduate and graduate students to become citizens that improve our sustainable world. Michigan Tech students create the future in 130 degree programs in engineering ; forest resources ; computing ; technology ; business ; economics ; natural , physical and environmental sciences ; arts ; humanities ; and social sciences. Students in our Enterprise Program work with industry sponsors on projects such as wakeboard design , homeland security , video games , environmental sustainability , hybrid SUVs ( the only Michigan university chosen in the EcoCar competition ), and nanosatellites. Business students won a national investment competition two years in a row , and the Clean Snowmobile Challenge team finished second overall in the annual international competition that they host. Programs such as Engineers Without Borders , Habitat for Humanity , and Make A Difference Day positively impact communities here and around the globe. Students have created safer football helmets on campus , cared for children in Ghana , helped with earthquake mitigation in Central America , and much more. In fact , Michigan Tech has the nation's largest Master's International Peace Corps program. University research covers a broad spectrum , from wolves and moose on Isle Royale to ion thrusters for NASA , and from computer modeling using gaming technologies to analysis of bridges. Undergraduate and grad students are routinely involved in research , and some of their recent work has looked at student sleep patterns , improved skeet shooting apparatus , and using grasses to remove antibiotics from groundwater. Research expenditures exceed $60 million annually. Our latest degree offerings include theatre and electronic media performance , and physical education. The environmental and mechanical engineering programs rank in the top ten nationally in enrollment. Environmental engineering and mechanical engineering rank in the top ten in degrees awarded. Our scientific and technical communication program is also among the nation's largest. Approximately 260 companies recruit students on campus annually , ensuring an average of five job interviews per student and an 87.5 percent placement rate , which will improve , as does the economy. Outside of classrooms and labs , students enjoy our eighteen - hole golf course ; lighted ski hill , trails , and recreational forest ; and small - town atmosphere in beautiful Upper Michigan. Our Winter Carnival features world - famous snow statues ; and other annual celebrations include the Parade of Nations , with an international food festival ; Keweenaw Day , an afternoon on Lake Superior's shore ; and Spring Fling , one last on - campus celebration before finals. Our women's basketball team has advanced to the NCAA Division II Elite Eight two years in a row and has one of the nation's highest GPAs. We also have NCAA Division I men's ice hockey and Division II men's football ; men's and women's basketball , tennis , track and field , Nordic skiing , and cross country ; in addition to women's soccer and volleyball. Club sports include lacrosse , women's hockey , and paintball. The biggest game on campus , however , is broomball , where students slide around on ice and hit a rubber volleyball with a broom. You have to see it to believe it , and you can via our webcams. Overall , it's a great combination : an excellent education in a beautiful location. | Located in the quaint New England town of Middlebury , Vermont , Middlebury College offers scenic mountain views and a rigorous liberal arts curriculum that is particularly strong in environmental studies , international studies , sciences , and literature. A commons - based residential life system allows students to pursue their interests in an intimate atmosphere while participating fully in the life of the larger college community. Success in NCAA Division III sports competition reflects a culture that embraces the importance of the scholar / athlete. The student body encompasses a broad array of cultures , ethnicities , religions and economic backgrounds , making up a vibrant community with numerous intellectual perspectives. | MTSU has traditionally served a very diverse student body , in age , ability , background , and socio - economic status. The university has always had a large number of 'first generation' college students , and students who are self - supporting. The majority of the students in campus surveys traditionally comment that they work 20 hours or more while going to school. For these reasons MTSU is an exceptional school for students who have demanding personal situations , transfer students , and other non - traditional students. | Midland Lutheran College inspires people to learn and lead in the world with purpose. In doing so , we uphold our core institutional values of faith , learning , quality , respect and stewardship as a foundation for a Midland Lutheran College educational experience , doing so as a liberal arts college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. | Millersville University has focused program initiatives on student learning and engagement centered on the commitment to the liberal arts and sciences while embracing experiential learning experiences with public , private , regional , and global organizations. Initiatives include first - year programming with living / learning communities anchored by seminars , infusion of service - learning throughout the curriculum , internships , and cooperative education experiences in national and international settings , expanded study abroad opportunities , and an extensive undergraduate research program that culminates with formal presentations on - campus. Collaborative partnerships between academic and student affairs have resulted in well - integrated curricular , co - curricular , and extracurricular programs that promote multicultural awareness , civil engagement , and student development. | MILLIGAN COLLEGE is a Christian liberal arts college in Northeast Tennessee , educating men and women as Christian servant - leaders. A unique comprehensive Humanities program and strong core curriculum are complemented by specialized training in more than 25 majors and three master's degrees. The College's "Servant - Leader Experience" provides opportunities for student leadership development , career counseling services , internship opportunities , student scholarships , faculty development and mentoring , and interdisciplinary programs. Milligan graduates are serving in leadership positions around the globe and are often pursued by top graduate schools. To learn more , visit www.milligan.edu. | For more than 100 years , Millikin University has been teaching students to perform their knowledge in the classroom , on the stage , in the laboratory , and in internships. Millikin students are passionate , eager , motivated learners who use what they've learned in professional settings before graduation -- becoming better prepared for life after graduation. Millikin is a private , primarily undergraduate , 75 - acre institution of 2 , 300 students. With four colleges and schools -- the College of Arts and Sciences , Tabor School of Business , the College of Fine Arts , and the College of Professional Studies -- and over 60 majors , minors , and pre - professional programs , Millikin prepares its students for professional success , democratic citizenship in a diverse and dynamic global environment , and a personal life of meaning and value. Millikin students learn to see the connections with other academic disciplines and understand the diversity of human experience , the interactions between technology and society. Millikin students learn about themselves and others , developing a respect for differences and for the dignity of all. Employers and graduate schools continue to prize Millikin graduates ; 98% of Millikin's 2009 graduates gained professional employment or entered graduate / professional school within six months of graduation. | With a solid academic reputation and distinguished faculty who are accessible to students , Millsaps College is considered an ideally - sized living - learning environment where students develop into mature citizens with the intellectual capabilities , ethical principles , and sense of responsibility needed for leadership in all sectors of society. Millsaps College offers a classroom experience that students have described as interactive -- rather than just listen to a lecture , students are challenged to debate , discuss and ask questions. Millsaps' programs are designed to cultivate critical - thinking and problem - solving skills ; creativity , sensitivity , and tolerance ; the ability to inform and challenge others ; and an appreciation for humanity and the universe. In addition , Millsaps offers a wide range of opportunities for professional research , internships , study abroad , and community service. Since 1890 , Millsaps has been committed to freedom of inquiry and expression in the classroom and on the campus. Its long - standing tradition of educating students in the arts and sciences was rewarded during the 20th century as it earned the privilege of establishing a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa and also being the first college in the state to earn this affiliation. Millsaps College is recognized for its strengths in liberal arts and business. It is one of the few liberal arts colleges in the U.S. to hold both a Phi Beta Kappa chapter and accreditation at both the graduate and undergraduate level by AACSB International ( The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business ) . Through its Else School of Management , Millsaps offers a five - year MBA to its business undergraduates and also provides a strongly supportive environment for its arts and sciences undergraduates to obtain masters degrees in business. Millsaps also understands the need for practical support of its students in their preparation for life - long vocations. The Career Center offers strong counseling and placement services , while the Faith and Work program encourages students to explore careers that engage and inspire them through special service opportunities and student groups , a Meaning of work course , and internships , fellowships and other special programs. | Mills College offers women the opportunity to study and grow in a dynamic environment that supports intellectual exploration and a thoughtful approach to life. Working closely with renowned faculty members and diverse students in intimate , collaborative classes , Mills women explore , debate , and challenge conventional thinking - both inside and outside the classroom. Students work with faculty members on meaningful real - world projects and engage with distinguished professors , thinkers , writers , and artists. Set on a lush 135 - acre park - like campus , Mills provides a beautiful home with convenient access to the thriving cultural , artistic , social , and professional worlds of the metropolitan San Francisco Bay Area. | Ambitious students who want personal and professional success find a home at Milwaukee School of Engineering ( MSOE ) . MSOE is a university with a national academic reputation ; longstanding ties to business and industry ; dedicated professors with real - world experience ; extremely high placement rates ; high starting salaries ; and a close - knit community nestled in a vibrant downtown neighborhood. Students bring theory to life through an average of 600 laboratory hours , professional internships and international study. MSOE has more labs than classrooms , and with a low 14 - to - 1 student - faculty ratio , students receive individual attention and have mentoring relationships with faculty. Faculty with outstanding professional experience ( an average of seven years ) teach all classes and labs , there are no teaching assistants. MSOE graduates are well - rounded , technologically experienced and highly productive professionals and leaders. The average placement rate for the past five years is 95% , and graduates are exceptionally well - prepared for their careers and are well compensated. Additionally , MSOE graduates may refresh their knowledge by repeating any undergraduate course they took at MSOE , at no cost , within three years of graduation. All students participate in a laptop computer program , which provides them with a laptop equipped with the hardware and software they need to succeed in all classes. MSOE guarantees students all the classes they need for graduation within four years if they stay on track with their degree program. The 15 - acre campus is located in a historic district of downtown Milwaukee , just blocks from beautiful Lake Michigan. Here students have all the excitement and opportunity found in the heart of Milwaukee , close access to professional sports , the theatre district , museums , shopping and music venues. The university has a 107 - year reputation of partnering with business and industry. Specialty centers or institutes , most of which utilize staff , faculty and student talent to solve technological problems confronting business and industry include : Applied Technology Center , Fluid Power Institute , Rapid Prototyping Center , Center for BioMolecular Modeling , Construction Science and Engineering Center , Photonics and Applied Optics Center , Nano Engineering Center , Servant - Leadership , The Center for Entrepreneurship in the Rader School of Business , and Business Excellence Consortium. The Kern Center is a stunning 210 , 000 - square - foot recreation , athletic , health , wellness and fitness center. MSOE's 22 athletic teams compete in NCAA Division III athletics. The center exemplifies MSOE's philosophy of a well - rounded university experience and is an important asset in attracting prospective students and providing current students with ample access to fitness , whether they are participating in NCAA athletics , intramural sports or individual fitness programs. The university's first museum building , the Grohmann Museum , was dedicated in 2007. It is home to the Man at Work art collection. With more than 800 European and American paintings and sculptures that depict various forms of work , Man at Work : The Eckhart G. Grohmann Collection at Milwaukee School of Engineering is the world's most comprehensive collection of its kind. The artworks span over 400 years of history ( 17th - 20th centuries ) and comprise a variety of styles and subjects that document the evolution of organized work , from manpower and horsepower to water , steam and electrical power. The works were gifted to MSOE in 2001 from the collection of Milwaukee businessman and collector Dr. Eckhart Grohmann. | Minnesota State Mankato seeks to be known as a University where people expect to go further than they thought possible by combining knowledge and the passion to achieve great things. Our foundation for this vision is our heritage of both dedicated teaching and direct application of knowledge to improve a diverse community and world. Approximately 85 miles southwest of Minneapolis / St. Paul , Minnesota State Mankato sits atop 303 acres overlooking the Minnesota River Valley ; Greater Mankato has a population of nearly 50 , 000. Minnesota State Mankato at 7700 France Avenue in Edina serves students in the Minneapolis - St. Paul metropolitan area with classes in more than 20 areas of study , including graduate education in business , educational leadership and nursing. The University community consists of more than 14 , 500 students including nearly 600 international students from 72 countries , approximately 1 , 800 faculty and staff , including more than 640 teaching faculty , 78 percent with terminal degrees , more than 1 , 000 students of color and more than 100 , 000 alumni worldwide The University offers more than 150 undergraduate programs and more than 100 graduate programs including four applied doctorates. These programs are offered through six academic colleges : Allied Health and Nursing ; Arts and Humanities ; Business ; Education ; Science , Engineering and Technology ; and Social and Behavioral Sciences. Academic quality as recognized by 24 national accrediting agencies including the North Central Association of Colleges and AACSB International ( MBA program ) One of 11 U.S. universities to receive Campus Technology magazine's 2009 Campus Technology Innovator award. Applied research opportunities through the Center for Applied Social Services ; Center on Aging ; Center for Continuous Learning ; Center for School - University Partnerships ; Force Science Research Center ; International Renewable Energy Technology Institute ; Kessel Institute for the Study of Peace and Change ; Minnesota Center for Automotive Research ; Minnesota Center for Engineering and Manufacturing Excellence ; Minnesota Rapid Prototyping & Production Center ; Space Image Processing Center ; Strategic Business , Education and Regional Partnerships ; the annual Undergraduate Research Conference ; and the Water Resources Center. Opportunities for global learning through international partnerships with universities , businesses and organizations ; and international lectures and cultural events including the annual International Festival and annual Asian - Pacific American , Pan - African Leadership , Native Nations , and Chicano - Latino conferences Four of the Minnesota Department of Education's TRIO programs ( Upward Bound , Student Support Services , Educational Talent Search and McNair Achievement ) serving both underrepresented pre - college and college students NCAA Division I WCHA men's and women's hockey ; NCAA Division II men's baseball , basketball , cross country , football , golf , swimming , tennis , track , and wrestling ; and NCAA Division II women's basketball ( 2009 National Champions ), bowling , cross country , golf , soccer , softball , swimming , tennis , track , and volleyball. A vibrant campus life with more than 200 academic student groups , intramural sports , leadership and religious organizations , honorary and professional fraternities and sororities , and special interest groups ; a nationally recognized Service - Learning program with more than 2 , 000 students participating ; a Women's Center and an LGBT Center that helped earn Minnesota State Mankato's status as one of the 100 Best Campuses for LGBT students by The Advocate College Guide for LGBT Students | Minnesota State University Moorhead is a member of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System. MSU Moorhead serves 7 , 400 full and part - time students , offers 69 undergraduate degree options , 15 graduate degrees , licensure preparation and international study programs. The associated Tri - College University enables MSUM students to take courses without paying additional tuition and fees at North Dakota State University and Concordia College. The MSUM campus features a new science building , a new wellness center , a new center for business , an arts complex and a planetarium. The University operates a 200 - acre off - campus regional science center. MSUM School of Business has earned the prestigious AACSB International accreditation. | Misericordia University is a place where caring , motivated students get the high quality education they seek , the attention they deserve , and the opportunities they need to be successful. Nationally known for producing talented graduates in the health sciences , including nursing , occupational therapy , physical therapy , medical imaging , clinical laboratory science , pre - med , pre - vet , and speech - language pathology , MU offers a combined 35majors at the undergraduate , graduate and doctorate levels. According to national surveys , including the National Survey of Student Engagement , Misericordia students rate the support they receive from faculty and staff for their academic , social and personal lives significantly higher than students at other schools rate theirs. Misericordia students also report significantly high levels of satisfaction with advising and access to faculty than students at other comparable schools. In order to maintain a personal environment , the University intentionally limited freshmen enrollment in select years with high demand. In the tradition of its founders , the Religious Sisters of Mercy , Misericordia believes that serving others builds better leaders and leads to successful careers and rewarding lives. The University offers special service learning opportunities in our local community as well as around the country and internationally in Jamaica and Guyana. The University's research focus is one that stresses teaching and learning. Undergraduate research programs in a number of disciplines including the health sciences , humanities , biology and chemistry are popular. Noted for its beautiful 120 acre suburban campus , the university boasts a first - rate library , physical education complex , an ultra - modern dining hall , new and renovated residence halls and a recently completed world - class soccer and lacrosse field. | Mississippi College , governed by a Board of Trustees elected by the Mississippi Baptist Convention , is a private , co - educational , comprehensive university of liberal arts and sciences and professional studies dedicated to the pursuit of academic excellence. As a Christian institution , Mississippi College values the integration of faith and learning throughout the educational process. Consistent with its Baptist heritage and relationship to the Convention , Mississippi College provides a quality Christian education for its student population. Students select the university because of the quality of its academic programs , Christian environment , and location. The university strives to recruit students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship , leadership , and church / community involvement. The majority of students comes from Mississippi and other southeastern states. Mississippi College stimulates the intellectual development of its students through the liberal arts and sciences and concentrated study in specialized fields , including pre - professional and professional programs. Furthermore , the university environment promotes the spiritual , social , emotional , and physical development of its students and encourages them to utilize their skills , talents , and abilities as they pursue meaningful careers , life - long learning , and service to God and others. | Mississippi State University , a land - grant and sea - grant institution founded in 1878 , is a Carnegie Research University ( high research activity ) institution and the largest university in Mississippi. MSU enrolls approximately 17 , 000 students , 20 percent of whom are graduate students ; has slightly less than 1 , 100 full - time faculty members and more than 4 , 100 total full - time employees ; has total revenues of approximately $500 million ; and has research expenditures of more than $190 million. The university offers 78 bachelor's degree programs , 59 master's degree programs , and 35 doctoral degree programs through colleges of Agriculture and Life Sciences , Arts and Sciences , Architecture , Art and Design , Business and Industry , Education , Engineering , Forest Resources , and Veterinary Medicine. Mississippi State University continues to be listed among the "100 Best Values in Public Colleges" in Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine. The list recognizes institutions that are "noteworthy for their combination of top flight academics and affordable costs." Now listed at 88th , the 131 - year - old , land - grant university is the only Mississippi institution included in the national publication's annual survey. Forbes magazine has ranked Mississippi State University among the top 20 of its top 100 best college buys in America. Ranked in the national business publication's online edition , the university is given a higher designation than all other Mississippi public and private institutions of higher learning. | Chartered in 1884 , Mississippi University for Women became the first public women's college in America. MUW is dedicated to the liberal arts and to professional education for all students , with an emphasis on academic and leadership preparation for women. | Missouri Southern State University is a state - supported , comprehensive university offering programs leading to the bachelor's degree and to selective master's degrees in collaboration with other universities. The University has a statewide mission in international education granted to MSSU by special legislation. The University's primary goal is to offer a baccalaureate program that fosters the total education of each student. Central to that mission is the strong commitment to international education , to the liberal arts , to professional and preprofessional programs , and to the complementary relationship that must exist between liberal and professional education in order to prepare individuals for success in careers and lifelong learning. Inherent in its international approach to undergraduate education is the University's desire to prepare its students to understand world affairs , international issues and other cultures as seen through their history , geography , language , literature , philosophy , economics and politics. Knowledge and understanding of other cultures of the world also promote better understanding of our own valuable cultural diversity. Missouri Southern State University's commitment to the liberal arts is reflected in a comprehensive program of general education requirements for all students to ensure that they have a breadth of educational experiences which will enable them to develop communication and critical thinking skills and to acquire and apply aesthetic , contemporary , civic , international , historical , mathematical , scientific and value - oriented perspectives. The faculty and staff of Missouri Southern State University emphasize quality teaching and learning as the most important attributes of the institution , complemented by scholarly and creative expression and dedicated community service. Community service involves responsiveness to the Southwest Missouri region as well as serving as the intellectual , creative and cultural center of the area. In order to remain loyal to the trust given to the University by the people of the State of Missouri , Missouri Southern State University will : fulfill its mission and objectives in an honorable and ethical manner ; periodically review its mission in light of contemporary changes in society and in the needs of the people of Missouri ; continually assess the effectiveness of its programs in order to ensure their quality and integrity. Institutional goals that reflect our institutional mission : To provide and maintain a culture of student success throughout the university experience in an academically challenging and supportive environment with a particular focus on the first year of college as the foundation for that success. To implement the international mission by providing and maintaining instruction , programming , and institutional systems designed to help students succeed in the multicultural - global communities in which they will live and work. To provide and maintain a quality curriculum that balances the liberal arts with professional and pre - professional education to meet the needs of students and employers. To provide and maintain quality teaching and learning experiences enriched by scholarly and creative expression. To enhance access to higher education by providing and maintaining the technology and support services that advance best practices for distance learning programs. To respond to the needs of the Southwest Missouri region through educational and cultural programming. To provide for continuous improvement by implementing the full cycle assessment of academic and support programs and the ongoing evaluation of operational efficiency and effectiveness. To fulfill the University's Mission in an honorable manner that fosters and enhances the institutions integrity. | Missouri State University is a public university system with an enrollment of more than 20 , 000 students who come from Missouri , more than 40 other states and about 70 countries. There are four physical campuses , located in Springfield , Mo. ; West Plains , Mo. ; Mountain Grove , Mo. ; and Dalian , China. It???s easy to follow your passion and find your place at Missouri State. You can choose from a wide range of strong academic programs , including more than 150 bachelor???s options , nearly 50 master???s degrees and several doctoral programs. You will see a focus on real - world success thanks to a Career Center that helps students and alumni reach their professional goals. Missouri State is also an unbeatable value. Our cost is lower than state and national averages , plus we have lots of ways to help you pay for school. | Widely recognized as one of our nation's best universities for engineering , sciences , computer science and technology , the Missouri University of Science and Technology emphasizes personal attention and academic rigor in all degrees , including programs in information science , business and liberal arts. Emphasis on leadership opportunities , undergraduate research projects and practical education through co - ops , internships , design team , and other experience learning means graduates are well - prepared for the future they choose. A 95% career placement rate across all majors , frequent multiple job offers , and a 90 - plus placement rate to medical , law and other professional schools tells the tale : Missouri S&T offers a terrific undergraduate experience and value for your money. Founded in 1870 as the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy , Missouri S&T was the first technological school west of the Mississippi River and one of the first in the U.S. For over 130 years , Missouri S&T graduates have excelled in engineering , computer science , technology and hundreds of our liberal arts graduates have made their mark in professions , teaching , literature and many other fields. | Discover Missouri Western State University and you will find a great place to get an education and a great place to prepare for the future. Missouri Western State University is a model for the new American regional university , characterized by applied learning and applied research and service. Our educational focus is on creating opportunities for students to connect the theory of the classroom with practice in the public and private sectors. Thus , upon graduation , students are well prepared to build careers , continue their education , and to contribute as citizens of the world. Regardless of the major , when students graduate from Missouri Western they possess more than a degree ; they also have real world experience in their field of study. In fact , most majors require students to complete at least one internship , practicum , research project or clinical as a part of graduation requirements. To meet this requirement , Western students work with faculty members and professionals in the field to complete challenging projects. Opportunities are available for students to work with a faculty member on a research project or grant , to study in places around the world such as London , Belize , Honduras , Germany , Mexico , or Ireland , and to learn through service in the region. | At Molloy College , students gain that "I will" attitude they need to make a difference in our fast - paced , ever changing world. Conveniently located in Rockville Centre , Molloy offers students a rich and multidimensional educational experience. Our faculty is accomplished , yet approachable , leading small classes where students are encouraged to think critically and explore creatively. Combining the strengths of academic excellence and leadership with personal , compassionate mentoring , we bring out the best in every student - here and around the globe. Through our Global - Learning Program , students study abroad , traveling to such exotic and enriching destinations as India , Thailand , France , Spain , Italy , Belgium , and even Australia. Immersing themselves in another culture - for as little as a few weeks to an entire semester - students gain knowledge , while learning acceptance and understanding. The Molloy campus is alive and vibrant. Students have abundant opportunities to explore new interests , pursue career goals , and enrich our community. At Molloy , there's a club or extracurricular activity for every interest. Whether it's participating in a music ensemble , writing for a campus publication , or serving as a student government representative , with more than 40 clubs and honor societies , Molloy has something for each and every student. Athletics and academics go hand - in - hand. For those who choose to combine athletic interest with scholastic success , Molloy offers a number of winning programs. Our students participate competitively in the East Coast Conference ( ECC ) and in the NCAA Division II. The women's basketball team won the ECC Championship in 2010. Molloy students have many exciting opportunities to "fast track" their careers. With dual bachelor's / master's degree program offerings in Accounting , Business Management , Criminal Justice , Education , and Music Therapy , Molloy students can complete a dual degree in five years. Our tradition of community service is as strong as ever. Students are encouraged to make a difference in our local communities and many become involved in Molloy - sponsored service projects such as BoxTown , a simulation program that educates students about homelessness while raising money to support those affected. In recent years , the College also has become a focal point of civic discourse with key community forums. Top regional , national , and international leaders such as Secretary of State Gen. Colin Powell , the late Prime Minister of Pakistan Benazir Bhutto , humanitarian Paul Rusesabagina , and economist and editor of Newsweek International Fareed Zakaria have come to Molloy to focus on critical and timely issues. Molloy College continues to raise public awareness of critical issues through its "Public Square" television program airing on Telecare. Molloy recently launched two new initiatives. The Sustainability Institute at Molloy College is Long Island's first - ever venture combining environmental advocacy and sustainability education within an academic institution. Molloy also kicked off its new Irish Studies Institute with a presentation from The Honorable Bertie Ahern , the former Prime Minister of Ireland. By reaching out - to our students , our communities , and our global leaders - Molloy has built a rich , dynamic , and diverse educational environment over the past 50 years. It is within this welcoming , yet challenging , environment that Molloy College students develop that all - important confidence , that strong , "I will" attitude that enables them to succeed in their careers , and more importantly , to make a difference in our world. For more information , call 516.678.5000 , ext. 6230 or visit http :// www.molloy.edu. | Founded in 1853 as a co - educational frontier college with a traditional curriculum , Monmouth College emerged in the 20th century as a nationally recognized liberal arts college , praised for the friendliness of its campus and its strong academic programs , commitment to student - faculty collaboration , and outstanding faculty mentoring and advising. The college has earned respect among its peers for the impressive percentage of graduates who attend top graduate and professional schools and form successful careers in science , education , business and the arts. In the early 1990s , the trustees , faculty and administration began strategic discussions about ways to prepare the college for the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century. One result was extensive improvement of the physical plant , with the construction of new buildings , including residence halls and an athletic center , a substantially renovated and expanded library , and the completion of significant upgrades to campus grounds. Today , the Monmouth campus is acclaimed for its beauty and for facilities that surpass those of most comparable colleges. Further improvements are on the horizon. In addition to its intimate , friendly atmosphere and its beautiful campus , Monmouth's Scottish heritage gives it a unique ambiance. A first - class bagpipe band ushers in new students at their matriculation ceremony , marches them from center stage at commencement , and plays at campus functions such as homecoming and honors convocation. Monmouth's signature is its focus on "integrated learning." Monmouth faculty are certain that integrated , interdisciplinary learning will be central to the liberal arts curriculum of the future. Consequently , Monmouth has implemented an innovative general education program , a sequence of courses including the first - year Introduction to the Liberal Arts , the sophomore Global Perspectives , Reflections in the junior year , and the senior capstone , Citizenship. The ability to connect ideas across disciplines , to move from one disciplinary perspective to another , and to understand the contributions of each is a hallmark of the Monmouth graduate. Monmouth's integrated studies curriculum prepares students to meet the challenges of the complex society they will enter. Concentration in a major remains important , but the intellectually ambitious student looking toward success in science , law , industry , politics , education or the arts must understand how the disciplines work together , how domains of knowledge complement each other. Monmouth is now embarked upon a major construction project , the Integrated Learning Center for the Sciences and Business , which will bring together biology , chemistry , mathematics , computer science , physics , psychology , economics , business and accounting faculty and students for collaborative coursework and research. In today's world , business and science converge , but most graduates lack the background needed to understand how scientific discoveries move from the research lab to the marketplace. Through experiential , integrative education , we give our students opportunities to develop the requisite critical and analytical skills. A complementary characteristic of Monmouth College's academic program is the emphasis we place upon each student as an individual and upon "engaged learning" through opportunities for interactions among students , with dedicated professors , and in well - designed co - curricular programs and activities. The college continues to focus on admitting good students , teaching and advising them well , and providing them with opportunities to be challenged and changed by new ideas , new experiences , and new opportunities for intellectual engagement and personal growth. | Monmouth University , a place where leaders look forward , is fully invested in the success of its students. The accessibility of faculty , along with many distinct academic programs , gives Monmouth students an advantage when they step into the workforce. Monmouth students are confident , marketable , and well - rounded both in and out of the classroom. The University , which was founded in 1933 , is a private , moderate - sized , coeducational , comprehensive institution that offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in more than fifty majors and concentrations. The University has a dedicated , distinguished faculty , and a ratio of 15 students to each professor ensures small classes and active learning. Innovative undergraduate majors and concentrations include marine science , software engineering , and music industry production. Recently added majors include : Spanish / international business , health studies , health and physical education , and theatre arts. The most popular majors are business , education , communication , and psychology. Five - year baccalaureate / master???s degree programs are also available to qualified students in a number of programs. Regardless of major , highly qualified students may be invited to join the Honors School. Additionally , the Monmouth Medical Scholars Program offers New Jersey residents a competitive seamless route to medical school. Experiential education , identified more frequently as an internship or cooperative learning , is a required part of the undergraduate curriculum - another way Monmouth separates itself from many other universities. Monmouth University is located in the New York metropolitan area - home to many prominent firms that are leaders in the technology , media , and financial industries. This proximity allows access to exceptional hands - on learning opportunities. Monmouth students enjoy the best of both worlds. The campus , located in West Long Branch , New Jersey , is minutes from the Atlantic Ocean and only one hour from New York City or Philadelphia. Students enjoy the beautiful , 156 - acre campus yet they have easy access to some of the finest cultural events and job opportunities in the world. Monmouth University believes that in addition to providing sound preparation for successful careers , a major goal of higher education is to help students develop lasting values. These values include a keen sense of citizenship , social responsibility , and leadership qualities that equip graduates to contribute to today's increasingly complex and multicultural world. The University also provides a safe and secure environment for all students. With a modern , community - oriented police department staffed by highly experienced and educated professionals , the campus is equipped with up - to - date technology , including emergency telephones throughout campus and a cell phone message service that sends out immediate alerts regarding emergency situations. | The mission of Montana State University is : "To provide a challenging and richly diverse learning environment in which the entire university community is fully engaged in supporting student success. To provide an environment that promotes the exploration , discovery , and dissemination of new knowledge. To provide a collegial environment for faculty and students in which discovery and learning are closely integrated and highly valued. To serve the people and communities of Montana by sharing our expertise and collaborating with others to improve the lives and prosperity of Montanans." In accomplishing our mission , we remain committed to the wise stewardship of resources through meaningful assessment and public accountability. Please see our updated "Points of Excellence" webpage for unique qualities and offerings at Montana State University : http :// www.montana.edu / cpa / poe / learning.php | Montana State University - Billings , Montana's "urban university" offers advantages you won't find anywhere else in Big Sky Country. Studying in Montana's largest city - the business , industry , communications and healthcare hub of the state - means you'll get a real world education through internships in hundreds of careers. You'll get individual attention from expert professors and leave with a degree respected by leading employers and top graduate schools. Experience city life , Montana - style - where it takes about an hour to go from downtown to downhill. Or earn your degree wherever you are , entirely online. Either way , you'll be ready for big sky possibilities. | A comprehensive regional university , Montana State University - Northern offers programs of professional preparation emphasizing discipline mastery , critical inquiry , and social responsibility in : teacher preparation ; mechanical and engineering technologies ; business and computer information systems ; nursing ; arts and sciences MSU - Northern applies emerging technologies in degree programs ranging from the associate to master's level. MSU - Northern prepares well - educated students who are capable of decisive action and application of new ideas. The university is committed to excellence in teaching , service to its region and the state , and applied research and scholarship. | Since its founding in 1900 , Montana Tech has earned a reputation as one of the finest science , engineering , and technical colleges in the world. Montana Tech is a leader in undergraduate and graduate education and research in the Pacific Northwest in engineering , science , energy , health , information sciences and technology. Located atop Tech hill in historic Butte , Montana , Montana Tech is recognized among Americas best small science and engineering colleges. With an enrollment of over 2 , 400 students on its two campuses , Montana Tech offers a high quality education in a highly personalized environment. With more than 40 academic programs and 38 clubs and organizations , Tech offers tremendous opportunities to get involved. The core of its academic offerings focus on education and applied research in science , engineering , business , computer science , health care , and communications. Montana Tech's environmental engineering program is one of the oldest and most established in the world. The student body presents a national and global snapshot with students attending from over 37 states and 17 foreign countries. Montana Tech students GET INTO IT! Employers continually comment that Tech students obtain practical work experience before graduation. Montana Tech has achieved a 97% or above average placement rate annually over the past decade with exceptional starting salaries. Tech graduates have the lowest debt load of any major four - year institution in Montana. This is due in part to an excellent scholarship program , well paying internships and summer positions , and low cost of living. This combination makes Montana Tech one of the best values in higher education in the United States. | Montclair State University serves as a center for the creation of new knowledge and for the development of innovative applications of existing knowledge and as a center for pedagogical and artistic excellence and creativity. The University seeks to focus the professional activities of its faculty and the education endeavors of its students on the enduring disciplines that will continue to constitute the knowledge base of an educated citizenry in the 21st century , as well as on the more specific and changing areas of study that have particular relevance to the region served by the University. | Montreat College is a Christian liberal arts educational institution committed to the integration of learning with faith and we encourage students to discover the call of God in every sphere of life. We openly embrace students of all cultures , races , and faiths in an atmosphere of academic excellence , intellectual inquiry , and Christian love. The college seeks to provide a broad , rigorous liberal arts curriculum with an emphasis on traditional and selected professional degree programs , including degree programs for adult learners. | Moravian College , founded in 1742 , is proud of its history as one of the oldest and most respected liberal arts colleges. Students find a supportive environment for self - discovery and academic achievement. Moravian nurtures in its students the capacity for leadership , lifelong learning , and positive societal contributions. Moravian enrolls students from a great variety of socioeconomic , religious , racial , and ethnic backgrounds ; provides for highly personalized learning experiences ; and offers many opportunities for students to direct their education toward individual and professional goals. Student - faculty collaboration , honors programs , independent work , internships and field study , and academic conferences provide an array of learning opportunities for students to undertake original research and other creative projects. With facilities that range from historic to modern , a $20 million academic complex featuring state - of - the - art educational technology , lies at the heart of the Main Street Campus. Students can select from a variety of housing options , including town - house style apartments , and a new living and learning residential complex on its historic Hurd Campus in the heart of Bethlehem that offers a multitude of amenities for today???s students. Recent additions to the more than 50 academic programs include biochemistry , environmental studies ( with science and policy tracks ), German studies , and neuroscience. Learning experiences at Moravian goes beyond it campuses , students are eligible to study abroad for a semester , or a year , through more than 40 academic programs in over 30 locales. They can enroll in a six - week second language program in Italy , Mexico , Spain or Germany through the LVAIC consortium. Moravian faculty lead May term study tours abroad each year. The College???s Leadership Center promotes the development and exercise of student leadership qualities and skills , both on and off campus. The College expresses its heritage in musical and artistic programs of great distinction , which are shared with the Bethlehem community. One - fourth of the students perform in Moravian???s music program. The annual Vespers program , featuring the Moravian College Choir , is broadcast on television each year throughout the region. Students from College???s highly regarded art program display their works in Moravian???s prestigious Payne Gallery. Moravian encourages the complete college experience for mind , body , and spirit. One - third of its students participate in intercollegiate athletics. The robust varsity sports program , from football to lacrosse , has produced nationally ranked women???s softball and track teams and All - American student athletes in many sports. Moravian is a founding member of the Landmark Conference and plays football in the Centennial Conference. Together with its cultural offerings , Moravian's handsome historic campuses , the community service of its undergraduates , and its programs of graduate and professional education for adults make it a valued part of the fabric of Bethlehem and the Lehigh Valley. | Morehead State University aspires to become the best public university in the south! We are committed to achieving academic excellence through the development , delivery , and maintenance of superior academic programs in a collegial and open environment. MSU offers students a 17 : 1 student / faculty ratio allowing for a more personalized educational experience. Constantly seeking improvement and new opportunities for student learning , MSU has recently built an Equine Health Education Center and a Space Science Center , through partnership with NASA , and has begun construction of the Center for Health Education and Research , through partnership with St. Claire Regional Medical Center and the University of Kentucky , and a $30 million Student Recreation Center! | Founded in 1897 , Bay Path College has a history of developing innovative educational programs in direct response to the changing workplace. Providing a supportive and highly personalized environment , the College is known for small classes where learning is valued , knowledge is prized , and the spirit and potential of its students is cultivated and celebrated. The 48 - acre main campus is located in the historic community of Longmeadow , Massachusetts , and has approximately 2000 students enrolled in the Undergraduate College for women , the One - Day - A - Week Saturday College for adult women , and the Graduate School for men and women , which offers nine distinctive graduate programs. Bay Path is both a residential and commuter College , and provides on campus and online programming for all our student populations. The undergraduate programs offers a wide - array of majors and minors , including our Honors Program and such concentrations as biology , biotechnology , business , criminal justice , forensic psychology , forensic science , education , legal studies , liberal studies , psychology , and occupational therapy. Bay Path Online is the College's initiative to offer select graduate programs online , thus providing new options to pursue educational opportunities. Bay Path also has two satellite campuses. In 2003 , the College established a second location for its highly - successful One - Day - A - Week Saturday College for adult women in the Worcester area ( Sturbridge / Charlton ) . In 2007 , the Burlington ( MA ) campus was opened offering the One - Day - A - Week Saturday College and select graduate programs. Bay Path College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges , Inc. through its Commission on Institutions of Higher Education , and is authorized to grant associate in arts , associate in science , bachelor of arts , bachelor of science , and master of science degrees. In addition , Bay Path is a member of the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in Massachusetts ( AICUM ), the Women's College Coalition ( WCC ), and the Cooperating Colleges of Greater Springfield ( CCGS ) . The occupational therapy program ( B.A. / M.O.T. ) has been granted accreditation by the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education ( ACOTE ) of the American Occupational Therapy Association ( AOTA ), located at 4720 Montgomery Lane , PO Box 31220 , Bethesda , MD 20824 - 1220. Bay Path's legal programs , as well as the certificate of advanced paralegal studies , are approved by the American Bar Association. | Belhaven University is a Christian liberal arts college dedicated to helping people grapple with the complex issues of life and to preparing them for positions of leadership in a rapidly changing society. A community of professors and students working together in a Christian environment , Belhaven emphasizes the importance of the individual. In addition to a traditional , strong liberal arts program , Belhaven provides an atmosphere in which students can find purpose and meaning in life. Academic preparation and Christian experience go hand in hand at Belhaven. | Bellarmine University prepares its students for success with a broad , liberal arts education combined with training for mastery in a specialized area. We engage students in the classroom and expand their horizons through internship and study - abroad opportunities. State - of - the - art facilities like the Norton Health Sciences Center and a Service Learning Clinic offer real - life , hands on experience for nursing and doctor of physical therapy students. Bellarmine delivers this world - class education just five miles from downtown Louisville , the nation's 16th - largest city. The 135 - acre campus is set in a safe , historic and eclectic neighborhood , and features a fitness center , indoor and outdoor tennis courts , a sand volleyball court , athletics fields and a newly renovated caf??. Recent additions to the campus reflect the university???s academic emphasis on a liberal arts core curriculum surrounded by competitive graduate and professional schools , while the campus library houses the largest collection of works by and about internationally renowned author and Trappist monk Thomas Merton. With more than 50 clubs and organizations on campus and 18 NCAA Division II athletic teams , and Division I men???s lacrosse , Bellarmine offers a variety of recreational opportunities for all students. Students who live on campus also find a Bellarmine difference in the living arrangements. From traditional college residence halls to apartment - style and suite living arrangements , students have many housing options. The university has opened the first half of a new residence hall complex that , once complete , will surround a Tuscan - style piazza. As Bellarmine attracts more residential students , there is a need for more places for them to hang out. One such place is the caf?? on the ground floor of the Siena Primo residence hall. All halls offer amenities such as laundry facilities , computer labs , study rooms , and air conditioning. | At Belmont Abbey College , you will find a campus that is physically beautiful , an atmosphere that is welcoming , and classes that stimulate students??? minds and cultivate their spirits. The College community is characterized by its academic strength , spiritual heritage , competitive athletics , and vibrant campus life. An Abbey education , grounded in the liberal arts , teaches a person how to seek the truth and to learn what is true , good and beautiful. This background , combined with the specialized work that each student does in his or her major and in a variety of co - curricular activities , equips Abbey graduates to lead lives of integrity , to succeed professionally , to become responsible citizens , and to be a blessing to themselves and others. The Catholic Benedictine traditions on which the College was founded over 130 years ago inform all aspects of campus life. Benedictine monks take three vows : stabilitas , conversatio morum , and obedienti. Translated simply , they mean stability of life , constantly turning towards and being improved by God???s grace , and hearing and responding to the word of God. Belmont Abbey College provides a stable environment in which students , faculty , and staff listen , discuss , learn , and grow. At the Abbey , we like to think that John Henry Newman???s motto , ???heart speaks to heart , ??? describe faculty - student relationships. Beginning with the First - Year Symposium , a required course for all first year students , the College engages in a targeted approach to introducing students to the Benedictine mission and to collegiate academics. Common summer readings and whole - class activities enrich the student's experience in small - class settings. The course also helps students develop skills that are necessary to meet the academic demands of the College and helps them to adjust to their new learning community. The Abbey???s Honors Institute offers another example of our commitment to academic strength. The Honors Institute of Belmont Abbey College is a four - year program that provides qualified students a wide range of unique curricular , co - curricular , and extra - curricular experiences. The Honors Institute curriculum features courses in which students read and discuss some of the greatest and most influential texts of ancient , Christian , and modern writers. Extensive cultural experiences , independent study research , and the Honors Institute Seminar all provide a unique opportunity that challenge students to pursue clarity of expression and depth of thought. Our commitment to excellence and virtue extends beyond academics to extra - curricular experiences as well. Established in 1883 , the Abbey???s theater is one of the oldest continuously operating theaters in the Southeast. The Abbey Players and Belmont Community Theatre present six productions a year , including dramas , stylish comedies , major musicals , and a Shakespearean production. Recent productions have included the musical Into the Woods , the comedy The Boys Next Door , A Man for All Seasons , and Macbeth. The Abbey Chorus , Belmont Abbey Quintet , and Carolina Pro Musica ( an instrumental group that plays pre - 1800 music on historic instruments ) are also active on campus. Students at Belmont Abbey College also demonstrate strength in the athletic arena???with nine men???s sports and eight women???s sports teams competing successfully in Division II Conference Carolinas. The motto of Conference Carolinas is ???Academics and athletics working together , ??? and that reflects Belmont Abbey College???s view as well. In fact , the College demonstrates this commitment in the new movement , SPD ( Sport Properly Directed ), where the vision is to put sportsmanship back into athletics and to reclaim the game. At the Abbey , student athletes are challenged to perform to their full potential???physically , mentally and spiritually. | Belmont's mission is to be a student - centered community providing an academically challenging education that enables men and women of diverse backgrounds to engage and transform the world with disciplined intelligence , compassion , courage and faith. Over a century old , Belmont's innovative style brings together the best of liberal arts and professional education in a Christian community of learning and service enabling students to achieve their dreams and truly go from here to anywhere. | For all of its 150+ year history , Beloit College has offered students an education that is put into action. With extensive opportunities to study abroad , engage in internships and field terms , study creatively and broadly , collaborate with professors , start businesses , form clubs , and play sports , students plunge into campus life , get their hands dirty , and emerge with the experiences and global knowledge to live meaningfully in the 21st century. Beloit's 1 , 200 students - from nearly every state and over 40 foreign countries - are at home in the world of ideas and leave the college able to make critical connections between thought and action. | Bemidji State University is the place to be...bold , real , innovative , creative , global , aware , successful , and so much more! Through our signature themes , BSU and its nearly 5 , 000 students are committed to environmental stewardship , community service , and global understanding. You'll see that commitment in what we teach and in what we do. Located on the western shore of Lake Bemidji , our north woods campus environment reminds us daily of the need to be in tune with our world. Similarly , the American Indian culture of our region beckons us to begin our global journey by understanding our past as we prepare for the future. See for yourself by visiting us soon. | null | Benedictine College - TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE - Wangari Maathai , Class of '64 , won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004. - Benedictine College was named one of the top 20 Catholic colleges in America by the Newman Guide to Choosing a Catholic College. - We were named a best buy in faithfulness and affordability by the Center for the Study of Catholic Higher Education. - The Benedictine Education Department was nationally recognized by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education. - Benedictine College is home to the Discovery Program , a dynamic experiential learning program that fosters student research beyond the classroom. - About 70 percent of our students majoring in natural sciences continue in graduate and professional schools ( nearly twice the national average ) . - The Chamber Singers , a select choir , has traveled to Italy many times , singing from Venice to Rome and even for the Pope. - More than 85 percent of our classes have fewer than 20 students. - We are one of the few Catholic liberal arts schools in the country to offer an Engineering major and one of only 70 colleges overall to offer an Astronomy major. Benedictine College is located in Atchison , Kansas on a beautiful 110 acre campus on the bluffs overlooking the Missouri River. The college's commitment to the development of the individual within community provides our students with the principles , knowledge and skills for a life of learning , leadership and service , "that in all things God may be glorified." MISSION Heir to the 1500 years of Benedictine dedication to learning , the Benedictine College mission as a Catholic , Benedictine , liberal arts , residential college is the education of men and women within a community of faith and scholarship. WHAT MAKES US BENEDICTINE The two sponsoring institutions of Mount St. Scholastica Monastery and St. Benedict's Abbey are both Benedictine communities and the presence of the sisters and monks on the faculty , in administration , and just on campus brings the Rule of St. Benedict to the forefront on a daily basis. There are 10 core values from the Rule on which Benedictine College builds its foundation. In addition , the entire institution is guided by the vision of building one of the great Catholic colleges in America. | Benedictine University is dedicated to the education of undergraduate and graduate students from diverse ethnic , racial and religious backgrounds. As an academic community committed to liberal arts and professional education distinguished and guided by our Roman Catholic tradition and Benedictine heritage , we prepare our students for a lifetime as active , informed and responsible citizens and leaders in the world community. | The principle of learning by practice underlies every major feature of a Bennington education : the master - apprentice model of teaching and learning ; the requirement that students direct the course of their own education ; the winter Field Work Term ( an annual seven - week internship term ), which gives students work experience and connects them to the greater community. The College's commitment to learning across the disciplines extends to the faculty , who teach what is uppermost in their minds , exploring new pursuits as well as ongoing areas of study and work. Bennington is grounded in the conviction that as a college education develops students' professional capacities ; it should also prepare them to be deeply thoughtful and actively engaged citizens of the world. Bennington's curriculum is shaped by the diverse range of the faculty's experience and expertise , including all of the traditional liberal arts disciplines and the visual and performing arts. A student progresses through Bennington by integrating different areas of the curriculum around central ideas or questions , newly discovered and ongoing. This method of integration is called the Plan Process and is the heart of a Bennington education. The areas of concentration that result differ from traditional majors in that students have developed their own programs of study , working closely with the faculty. | Bentley University , a leader in business education , is dedicated to preparing a new kind of business leader , one with the deep technical skills , the broad global perspective and the high ethical standards required to make a difference in an ever - changing world. To achieve that goal , Bentley infuses its advanced business curriculum with the richness of a liberal arts education. The university's unique blend of business , technology and the liberal arts provides students with relevant , practical and transferable skills ; precisely what they need in order to succeed in a changing world and pursue their passions in life. Emphasizing its focus on liberal arts , Bentley also offers a double major in business and the liberal arts , allowing students to graduate with a well - rounded skill set that helps them stand out to future employers. To deepen each student's understanding of service and social responsibility , ethics and civic awareness are woven throughout the curriculum. The Bentley Service - Learning program is ranked among the top programs of its kind in the United States and adds a distinctive , thoughtful dimension to business education. The Center's mission is to challenge students to become socially responsible , engaged , and aware leaders through critical thinking and self - examination and by participating in local , national and global community - based course projects. Bentley students gain an understanding of international cultures and business practices through education abroad programs that take them all over the world and range from an intensive week - long course to a single semester or a full academic year. Concepts and theories that students learn in the classroom come alive in several hands - on , high - tech learning laboratories -- each among the first of its kind in higher education. The financial "Trading Room" is a virtual laboratory of world financial markets ; in the Center for Marketing Technology students learn the latest research tools and strategies in marketing and advertising ; the Accounting Center for Electronic Learning and Business Measurement introduces students to the cutting - edge technologies that have reshaped the accounting profession ; the Center for Languages and International Collaboration is a key resource for language students and international studies majors ; The Design and Usability Center puts the latest tools and applications used by top professional communicators into students hands ; and the Media and Culture Labs and Studio feature state - of - the - art resources for all forms of media production. The Mobile Computing program provides all Bentley freshmen with a fully - loaded network - ready laptop computer. The Bentley Library ranks among the most technologically advanced business school libraries in the United States , reflecting Bentley's stature in technology , research and campus life. At the leading edge in electronic access to data , books and journals , the library also features a cyber - cafe , art gallery , study rooms with flat - panel LCDs to facilitate group work , study carrels , and complete wireless access. New athletic and recreation facilities complement the 23 varsity teams in Division I and II , and the extensive intramural and recreational sports programs. The Dana Athletic Center is a 100 , 000+ square - foot multipurpose facility with a glass - enclosed recreational fitness and training area , a food court , a suite with a function room for events , and a landscaped pedestrian plaza. The athletic facilities also house parquet basketball courts ; a competition - size indoor swimming pool with diving tank ; saunas and steam bath ; volleyball courts ; baseball batting and golf cages ; an indoor track ; and a dance studio. Boston and Cambridge , just minutes from campus , are accessible via the school's free shuttle. Both cities provide rich resources for internships , job opportunities , cultural events and social life. | Berea College serves students who possess great academic promise and limited financial resources. Berea College charges no tuition , providing all students with the equivalent of a full - tuition scholarship. All students must work at least 10 hours per week in one of the most ethnically diverse liberal arts colleges in the U.S. The first college in the south to educate black and white , men and women in the same classroom , Berea continues its progressive march into the future with such initiatives as the Ecovillage , a housing complex designed on sustainable living and building principles , and the Center for Excellence in Learning Through Service ( CELTS ), which provides oversight and direction for all service activities. Ultimately , Berea seeks to graduate service - oriented leaders for the Appalachian region and beyond. | Berry College challenges students to embrace a firsthand education uniting strong academic programs with opportunities for meaningful work experience , spiritual and moral growth , and significant service to others. One of Berry's many distinguishing features is its campus , which spans more than 26 , 000 acres of meadows , woodlands , hills and watersheds in Northwest Georgia. This amazing environment provides endless opportunities for study and research , relevant work experience , recreation and exploration , and nurturing one's spirit. A member of the Annapolis Group of leading liberal arts colleges , Berry offers programs in the sciences , humanities , arts and social sciences as well as the professional areas of business and teacher education. All are characterized by high academic expectations and extraordinary mentoring relationships between faculty and students. Science students , for example , conduct sophisticated research projects alongside faculty members in first - rate laboratories ; in field projects involving the wildlife and forests of Berry's ecosystem ; and in on - campus equine , dairy and beef facilities. As a result , opportunities for those studying animal science and environmental science are among the nation's best. Students in the humanities and social sciences also flourish , working closely with faculty to complete major projects while distinguishing themselves though participation in Berry's highly accomplished forensics , Model U.N. , College Bowl , communication and fine arts programs. Education students have the opportunity to hone their teaching skills at Berry's on - campus elementary / middle school and child development center , while business students apply what they have learned through collaborative research projects and other relevant activities. As a result of the unique blend of conceptual and practical learning that Berry offers , students who wish to do so regularly gain admission to graduate programs and professional schools nationwide. Students also benefit from the experience they gain through voluntary participation in the nation's premier Work Experience Program. Every student is eligible for a paid position on campus , regardless of family income. First - year work opportunities often involve service to the campus community. Upper - level positions offer increased levels of responsibility involving supervision , project management and technical expertise. There are more than 300 different types of jobs available , including positions in research laboratories , information technology , business offices , facilities and land resources , the equine and dairy centers , residence life and campus leadership , recreation and fitness , campus communications , public relations and marketing , and outdoor adventure. In addition , Berry offers a vibrant program of campus activities and intramural sports , many of which are student initiated and managed , as well as a successful intercollegiate athletic program that is currently transitioning to NCAA Division III. A new initiative , Student - Operated Campus Enterprises , has earned national acclaim by providing participants from various majors with the opportunity to work together in support of a specific product or service. The college also supports and encourages student entrepreneurship and community service. From the first semester they arrive on campus , students are asked to consider what it means to live a worthy life , one that makes a difference , through a structured planning process and an ongoing schedule of campus speakers , concerts and events. An independent , coeducational college of approximately 1 , 900 students , Berry is grounded in Christian values and a Christian perspective. Our belief is that a college education should involve the whole person , and we invite students from all backgrounds to enjoy the benefits of an educational experience that is both comprehensive and purposeful. | A highly contemporary small college of national distinction , Bethany College is a liberal arts institution located in the northern panhandle of West Virginia , It has a rich heritage of outstanding scholarship and a long history of excellence in the arts and sciences. Founded in 1840 and affiliated with the Christian Church ( Disciples of Christ ), the College places particular emphasis on leadership and incorporates pre - professional education. The academic program is designed to meet the educational needs of individual students by providing breadth , depth , and integration of knowledge through close interaction of students and faculty in the educational process. | Bethany College , a small independent undergraduate college in central Kansas , is known for its friendliness and safety. With excellence in both professional programs and the liberal arts , its special strengths are in people - related programs such as business , education and criminal justice , as well as in the arts. Bethany is proud to be a college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America , providing a rich spiritual life to students , faculty and staff of all faiths. Most students are of traditional age living on campus. Most students participate in extracurricular activities , especially intercollegiate athletics , music and art. Bethany College focuses on the principles of integrity , hospitality , relationship , leadership , and sustainability. | Located on the Central Coast of California , Bethany is minutes from Santa Cruz with its fun - filled beaches and Boardwalk aw well as being in close proximity to the Silicon Valley , classic Monterey and San Francisco. Surrounded with opportunities like relaxing on the beach , hiking in the mountains , or exploring significant historical sites and monuments , students are unlimited in their extracurricular activities. Cultural activities , sporting events , shopping , and the beauty of the redwoods and Bay area provide opportunities for all to find an exciting niche in this community. Through educational programs and student development experiences Bethany equips students' minds and engages their souls to change the world. Charged with the mission to prepare leaders for church and society , Bethany actively integrates character and leadership development , intercultural awareness , professional excellence and ministry into students' lives. The highly credentialed faculty are dedicated to teaching , integration of faith and learning , and to the translation of Christian belief in global services. Bethany graduates leave knowing they are called by God with a purpose to change the world in their chosen vocation. Bethany provides a variety of academically excellent programs for undergraduates and graduates allowing educational and spiritual development for multiple populations ranging from high school graduates to adult learners. A small community feeling allows students to experience one - on - one faculty mentoring and the development of lifelong friendships. With over 19 , 000 alumni Bethany graduates have been influencing their world since 1919. | Bethel College , a 4 - year liberal arts college affiliated with Mennonite Church USA , offers academic excellence , opportunities for participation , intentional caring community and faith - based values. Core values are discipleship , scholarship , service and integrity. Bethel's distinctive educational experience integrates faith and learning and includes internships , undergraduate research and study abroad. Bethel prepares its students to make a difference. | Going to college is about much more than earning a degree , or at least it should be. At Bethel , we want our students to become truly educated : to understand , with depth and insight , the world and their place in it. Students find that Bethel drives them to think deeply and to work diligently , taking into account their particular strengths and goals. You will learn to evaluate ideas , to draw on ethics and values and to discern among theories and judgments you encounter every day. It can be challenging , but Bethel offers the resources you need to succeed. Bethel offers a true education in another powerful way as well. Our mission as a Christian college of the arts and sciences is to foster spiritual insight , growth and commitment. Faith gives fuller dimension to the learning that takes place here. You can see the whole picture. You can know the truth. As a Christian college of the arts , sciences , and professions , Bethel can provide you with skills you will use throughout your lifetime : effective communication , resourceful problem solving , solid teamwork and critical thinking. The solid preparation built into a Bethel education means that students in every program enjoy exceptional success as they pursue their career or graduate school. Bethel offers more than 50 areas of study , so students are able to study what they love and put it to use in the real world. An internship program allows you to gain valuable experience prior to graduation. Students at Bethel quickly learn that their college education is not limited to the four walls of the classroom. Bethel offers educational opportunities across the country and around the world. Such opportunities include the American Studies Program in Washington , DC ; Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies in Michigan and Florida ; the Pacific Rim Program in Australia , New Zealand , and China ; and the Los Angeles Film Studies Center in California. Bethel's campus is home to a variety of community - focused ministries , including tutoring children , building houses , feeding the hungry and the annual Work Day , which serves the Mishawaka / South Bend community. If students have a heart for missions , they can join a Task Force Team and reach out to others in places around the world. Mishawaka / South Bend , an active residential community in Northern Indiana , is an excellent location for your education. Beautiful buildings blend gracefully on our campus , which features stately oaks and cascading fountains. You will enjoy the safety and serenity of an established suburban setting. We are located in the third largest metro area in the state , so you can also find big - city advantages within easy reach. Chicago is just 90 miles away. You can pursue a great internship or job at a major business , health care facility , church , social service agency or governmental office , all easily accessible from campus. | Bethel University is a leader in Christian higher education with more than 6 , 400 students from 48 states and 29 countries enrolled in undergraduate , graduate , seminary , and adult education programs. Based in St. Paul , Minnesota , with additional seminary locations on both coasts , Bethel University offers bachelor's , master's , and doctoral degrees in nearly 100 relevant fields. For all students , Bethel emphasizes a holistic education , with high quality academic programs , spiritual formation opportunities , and a supportive , developmental social environment within a Christian worldview. Standout programs for undergraduates include art ( with a semester - long experience at the university???s New York Center for Art & Media Studies ), physics , nursing , education , and business. The university has one of the country???s few baccalaureate programs in reconciliation studies. All science programs offer research experiences , including collaborative research with faculty. Several hundred students annually study abroad. Graduate programs include the Doctor of Education in Educational Administration ( Ed.D. ), which incorporates distance education and summer residencies , and the Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology. Seminary programs are among the most innovative in North America , and include several delivery methods to enable students to continue current activities while taking courses. The Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy , Master of Divinity , and Doctor of Ministry degrees prepare men and women for leadership and service. For further information on Bethel University , go to www.bethel.edu. | Founded by Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune in 1904 , Bethune - Cookman University is an historically Black , United Methodist Church - related university offering baccalaureate and master???s degrees. The mission is to serve in the Christian tradition the diverse educational , social , and cultural needs of its students and to develop in them the desire and capacity for continuous intellectual and professional growth , leadership and service to others. The University has deep roots in the history of America and continues to provide services to the broader community through a focus on service learning and civic engagement. Bethune - Cookman University accomplishes its mission by providing quality instruction in an intellectually stimulating environment that nurtures the mind ( intellect ), the heart ( transformative leadership ) and the hand ( service learning ) according to our founder???s motto and the institution???s seal. | Binghamton University offers the attention of a small college with the choices and opportunities of a research university. Our students are among the most gifted in the nation and our faculty are devoted teachers and mentors committed to helping students obtain the skills to become global citizens. Binghamton students take advantage of excellent facilities for learning and recreation , attending concerts , participating in clubs and intramurals , hiking the nearly 200 - acre nature preserve and cheering on 21 Division I athletic teams. The community offers professional baseball and hockey , opera , First Fridays featuring local artists' works , and dozens of parks and activities. Wired and wireless , the campus has state - of - the - art labs , four libraries and dozens of spaces for students to meet and collaborate on coursework and projects. Our residential communities are close - knit , nurturing relationships and opportunities , and include a faculty master in each community to help link living and learning. Our Discovery Program offers additional resources for freshman and upperclassmen to link all aspects of their University life and enhance Binghamton's living - learning environment. With over 425 programs to choose from , Binghamton has one of the largest study - abroad programs in the nation. Students also take advantage of 3 / 2 and 4 / 1 accelerated or combined - degree programs , allowing them to complete bachelor's and master's degrees in five rather than six years , saving time and tuition while increasing their marketability. Graduates command top starting salaries because of their critical - thinking , analytical and communication skills. The Career Development Center offers support to research career options or seek assistance exploring job fields or launching a search for a semester internship , a summer job , or first full - time job. Students have access to online career tools , resume writing assistance , interview skills coaching , staff and peer advising and on - campus job fairs featuring up to 400 employers. Recognized nationally with seven major awards for achievements in internationalization , Binghamton excels in providing comprehensive opportunities for students to become world citizens. Our programs are multi - faceted and innovative. Our students take three semesters of foreign language , many study abroad , and on campus , there are more than 2 , 000 international students from over 100 nations. Cultural and international festivals abound on campus. Our Languages Across the Curriculum program promotes use of languages other than English in non - language courses , helping students become aware of intercultural perspectives and providing opportunity for them to continuously use their language skills. Also nationally recognized for its green initiatives , the campus has converted more than 85 , 000 square - feet of formerly paved areas to green space within the past five years , and offers dozens of environmentally related or sustainability courses each year. Together , Binghamton's faculty and students create a stimulating campus environment that is supportive , rewarding and fun. From designing sensors that detect toxins , to writing and directing plays , to conducting research studies for local municipalities to improve services and programs for area residents , to promoting the "greenness" of campus through reduce , reuse , recycle events and programs , Binghamton students thrive in a diverse community that promotes the vigorous exchange of innovative ideas. | Since its founding one hundred and one years ago , Biola has not wavered in its commitment to biblically centered education , scholarship and service. Biola has stayed true to its founding Christian beliefs while holding fast to a tradition of academic excellence. The mission of Biola University is to equip men and women in mind and character to impact the world for the Lord Jesus Christ. We are the only evangelical university that requires all of their students and faculty to profess Jesus Christ as their Savior , to take 30 units of Bible , and is ranked by the US News & World Report as a National University. | Birmingham - Southern is noted for its strong service - learning program , in which 70 percent of the students participate , its study abroad and leadership studies programs , and its January Interim Term. The curriculum is focused around courses developed for first - year students and culminates with senior conferences presented to the academic community. The college is a sheltering institution for Phi Beta Kappa , and the academic profile of the entering class each fall remains No. 1 in the state. Birmingham - Southern annually ranks No. 1 in Alabama and has been recognized nationally for the percentage of all graduates accepted to medical , dental , or health career programs. | Blackburn College , founded in 1837 and affiliated with the Presbyterian Church ( USA ), provides a coeducational student body with a rigorous , distinctive , and affordable liberal arts education that prepares graduates to be responsible , productive citizens. The Blackburn community values critical and independent thinking , leadership development , respect for all individuals , and lifelong learning. The College fosters a sense of service , community , and moral responsibility through its unique student - managed work program , its collegial concept of shared governance , and its faculty / staff mentor relationship with students. | Guided by a commitment to excellence , Morehouse , a historically black liberal arts college for men , assumes a special responsibility for teaching students about the history and culture of black people. The college seeks to develop men with disciplined minds , emphasizing the continuing search for truth as a liberating force. Morehouse prepares its students for leadership and service through instructional programs and extracurricular activities that : Develop Skills in oral and written communications , analytical and critical thinking and interpersonal relationships ; Foster an understanding and appreciation of the elements and evolution of various cultures and the nature of the physical universe ; Foster an understanding and appreciation of the specific knowledge and skills needed for the pursuit of professional careers and / or graduate study ; Cultivate the personal attributes of self - confidence , tolerance , morality , ethical behavior , humility , a global perspective , and a commitment to a social justice. | The Morningside College experience cultivates a passion for life - long learning and a dedication to ethical leadership and civic responsibility. Located in Sioux City , Iowa , Morningside offers a low student to faculty ratio of 14 : 1 , allowing its students to be part of a challenging but supportive community. Students learn to think creatively , work with others as a team , and gain a clear sense of where they're headed in life. There are more than 40 student - led organizations. New apartment - style residence halls opened fall , 2003. A residence hall that opened in 2007 is home to a Leadership Academy that assists students in developing and improving their leadership skills. 99% of Morningside students receive financial aid based on merit as well as need. Within six months of graduation , 98% of our students are employed or admitted to graduate school. | The Mission of Mount Aloysius College is to respond to individual and community needs with quality programs of education in the tradition of the Religious Sisters of Mercy. Each student will have the opportunity to acquire knowledge and to develop values , attitudes , and competencies necessary for lifelong learning within an environment , which reflects a liberal arts orientation and a Catholic , Judeo - Christian heritage. | One of the nation's finest research liberal arts institutions , Mount Holyoke is a highly selective , nondenominational , residential college for women enrolling 2 , 200 students from 48 states and nearly 70 countries. Located in South Hadley , Massachusetts -- in one of the most culturally and intellectually vibrant regions of the country -- Mount Holyoke was the first of the Seven Sisters , the female equivalent of the formerly all - male Ivy League. Mount Holyoke is recognized worldwide for its rigorous academic program ; its exceptionally international and diverse community ; its powerful , global network of alumnae ; and its conviction that women can and should make a difference in the world. | Mount Ida College provides a diverse community of learners a challenging education that blends the liberal arts with professional preparation. We dedicate our energy , imagination , and resources to empowering all students to achieve academically and contribute responsibly in a changing world. | Mount Mercy College , located in Cedar Rapids , is a Catholic college in the Mercy tradition that provides a diverse group of students a practical and relevant foundation for leading successful , meaningful lives. An engaged and welcoming campus community , Mount Mercy offers students a learning environment that is deeply personal while providing academically challenging courses and vibrant programs and experiences. Established by the Sisters of Mercy in 1928 , Mount Mercy has grown in size and reputation as a premier college of choice , offering students a personalized , challenging , engaging and practical education. Under the direction of President Christopher R.L. Blake , Ph.D. , who joined Mount Mercy in July 2006 , the institution began offering graduate programs in business and education , as well as continuing to provide 36 major areas of study for baccalaureate programs. The Mount Mercy Board of Trustees recently adopted a new strategic plan , and endorsed the goal of Mount Mercy College transitioning to Mount Mercy University by 2012. The strategic plan focuses on five major themes : a vibrant teaching and learning environment ; student experiences ; sustainable institutional resources ; visibility , marketing and outreach ; and Catholic identity and Mercy mission. Mount Mercy is home to more than 1 , 600 traditional age students , transfer students , adult accelerated students and graduate students. The institution's talented and dedicated faculty blend a liberal arts education with professional preparation while encouraging students to strive for excellence through service to the common good , strategic communication , reflective judgment , and purposeful living. Mount Mercy is distinguished by graduates committed to service , both in their choice of career and personal volunteer service to the community. Of graduates over the past three years : 96% are in employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation ; 43% remain in the Cedar Rapids metropolitan area ; and 74% remain in Iowa to work , live and serve. Mount Mercy College provides students with a quality education grounded in service to the common good. Mount Mercy's emphasis on practicum and internship experiences opens doors to full - time employment following graduation and prepares students for the challenges of the working world. Students on "the Mount" benefit from a vibrant campus environment and active student life. Mount Mercy is a great place to be a student - athlete , succeeding in the classroom and on the field. Our intercollegiate teams , the Mount Mercy Mustangs , compete in the NAIA Division II as members of the Midwest Collegiate Conference. The Mustangs own more than 35 conference championships and numerous 43 NAIA National tournament appearances. If you enjoy competition in a less structured environment , try intramural sports like basketball , volleyball , golf , flag football , and softball , or choose from more than 35 campus clubs and organizations. For more information on Mount Mercy , visit www.mtmercy.edu. | As reflected in its motto ???Doce Me Veritatem??? ( Teach Me the Truth ), Mount Saint Mary College is an independent , coeducational institution committed to providing students with a liberal arts education to prepare them for lives of leadership and service. Through a variety of majors and professional programs , students are prepared for career entry or graduate and professional studies. Consistent with Judeo - Christian values and the Dominican tradition of education that values the inherent worth of the individual , the mission of Mount Saint Mary College is to create an environment that fosters close student - faculty interaction that enables students to reach their full potential as lifelong learners. The college offers undergraduate programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science , and graduate programs leading to the Master of Science in Education , Master of Science in Nursing , and Master in Business Administration. An accelerated evening program is offered for non - traditional and adult students. The Mount Saint Mary College campus in Newburgh , New York is situated on 44 acres of rolling green hills that overlook the western banks of the Hudson River. On campus , The Mount's history co - exists graciously with the present in its beautiful campus buildings , which range from a stately 19th century home and carriage house to a sleek modern technology center and our new or renovated residence halls. The Mount???s proximity to New York City provides our students with many opportunities to take prestigious co - op and internship positions with New York City businesses , media organizations , government offices , nonprofit organizations , hospitals , and schools , as well as local organizations. The Mount offers students opportunities to study abroad in Australia , England , Ireland , Italy , and Spain. Our students cite the close student - faculty interaction ; the range of clubs , organizations , and on - campus student life ; the opportunities for internships and study abroad ; and the community service programs , both local and national , that the college provides as reasons why they value the college experience at Mount Saint Mary College. | Mount St. Mary's College offers a dynamic learning experience in the liberal arts and sciences to a diverse student body. As a Catholic college primarily for women , we are dedicated to providing superior education enhanced by an emphasis on building leadership skills and fostering a spirit to serve others. Our measure of success is graduates who are committed to using their knowledge and skills to better themselves , their environments , and the world. | Mount St. Mary's , the oldest independent Catholic university in the United States , offers more than 60 academic majors , minors and concentrations that complement the University's distinctive core curriculum. Mount students participate in more than 70 clubs and honor societies as well as 19 varsity sports at the NCAA Division I level. Graduate programs are offered in Business , Education , Philosophy , Theology and Divinity. Accelerated undergraduate programs in business and criminal justice are offered off - campus in Frederick and Westminster , MD. The campus is located on 1 , 400 acres near historic Emmitsburg Maryland. | Mount Vernon Nazarene University ( MVNU ) is an intentionally Christian teaching university for traditional age students , graduate students , and working adults who seek opportunity to learn and grow in an academic community of faith. MVNU exists to shape lives by educating the whole person and cultivating Christ - likeness for lifelong learning and service. Our students , faculty , staff , and alumni are challenged to achieve their highest potential in order to change the world with the love of Christ. | Muhlenberg College offers academically challenging programs in the liberal arts and sciences within the context of a warm , caring community and close student - faculty relationships. The campus is known for outstanding facilities and beauty , and the environment is one which students describe with words such as "home" and "family." Muhlenberg faculty are unusually accessible , and the academic and co - curricular programs aim to prepare students for lives of leadership and service. | Murray State University is rated by U.S. News & World Report as the top public university in the South in the master's level category : "Great School at Great Price." For years Murray has received excellent ratings from Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine , Kaplan college guide , Money Guide , Barron's , and "The Princeton Review." Murray has a long - standing reputation for quality higher education at an affordable price. Known for its personalized residential college system , MSU was recently singled out by the American Association of State Colleges and Universities and the National Association of University Presidents as being one of only 12 institutions identified as a national model in graduation rate success. | Long considered one of the nation's strongest regional academic institutions , Muskingum's enthusiasm for the future has never been stronger. Muskingum has experienced a period of intensive strategic planning and resource development. This endeavor has resulted in sound financial growth , effective resource investment , and unprecedented campus construction - and has been noted in BusinessWeek magazine , The Chronicle of Higher Education , and featured on National Public Radio. The effects of such planning are tangible across campus. Over the past nine years , the University's enrollment has expanded from 1 , 800 to more than 3 , 000 undergraduate and graduate students. Under the leadership of President Dr. Anne C. Steele , Muskingum has entered a period of intensive growth and renewal in facilities. These include three new , state - of - the - art campus landmarks : Philip and Betsey Caldwell Hall , the 32 , 000 square - foot home of speech , theatre , electronic journalism and communications programs , dedicated in 2004 ; the Walter K. Chess Center , the 22 , 000 square - foot home of student activities , fitness , and recreation , dedicated in 2008 ; and Otto and Fran Walter Hall , the 30 , 000 square - foot home for music , foreign languages and the Center for the Advancement of Learning , currently under construction. Completed ???campus of the future??? facilities projects also include the newly - constructed Ruth and John Neptune Art Center and multi - million dollar renovations and restorations to Muskingum's athletic complex and historic academic buildings. Offering more than 40 undergraduate and interdisciplinary majors , including Nursing , Engineering Science and Graphic Design and 10 pre - professional programs , three master's degree programs , and the Muskingum Adult Program , the university serves the east central Ohio community and beyond. Muskingum's mission is to develop - intellectually , spiritually , socially and physically - whole persons , by fostering critical thinking , position action , ethical sensitivity and spiritual growth. Muskingum meets student where they are , helping each to discover his or her own potential. Small class sizes and the personal attention of an exceptional and dedicated faculty create an atmosphere of success and achievement. Founded in 1837 by Presbyterians of Scotch - Irish descent , Muskingum continues to be associated with the Presbyterian Church ( USA ) and takes its church - relatedness very seriously , offering courses in religion and philosophy and a full complement of religious - life programs. Many 20th - century national and world leaders are among Muskingum's alumni : pioneer astronaut and U.S. Senator John Glenn ; Ford Motor Company CEO Philip Caldwell ; Depository Trust Company Founder and CEO William Dentzer ; U.S. Ambassador and Goodyear Tire CEO Charles Pilliod ; Robert Warner , the Sixth Archivist of the United States ; AT&T Executive Vice President Harold Burlingame ; and Jack Hanna , television zoologist. Nineteenth - century alumni include William Rainey Harper , founding President of the University of Chicago. | Founded in 1924 and located on a close - knit , suburban campus in the dynamic , metropolitan region of Rochester , N.Y. , Nazareth College's challenging academic programs and strong cultures of service and community prepare students to be successful professionals and engaged citizens. With approximately 2 , 200 undergraduate and 1 , 100 graduate students , Nazareth offers undergraduate and graduate studies in the liberal arts and sciences along with professional programs in education , management , and health and human services. Many of the College's majors lead to careers in fields experiencing job growth , including physical therapy , nursing , education , and marketing. Career preparation is an integral part of education at Nazareth and 84 percent of 2006 graduates were either employed or enrolled in graduate school within one year of graduating. The faculty is dedicated to student - centered learning , and the College boasts an average class size of 19 students. The College's strong commitment to experience - based learning is evinced through its internship programs , student teaching opportunities , and curriculum - based field experience. In fact , 75 percent of Nazareth students have experiential learning within their academic field and 91 percent of Nazareth undergraduates participate in community service while they are students. Nazareth is one of few schools to have an on - campus Center for Service - Learning , assisting faculty to incorporate service into the curriculum. And for the fourth year in a row , Nazareth was honored with a place on the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary service efforts and service to America's communities. U.S. News & World Report ranks Nazareth in the top tier of colleges and universities in the category of Universities - Masters's , North Region , in its 2010 America's Best Colleges guide. In addition , Nazareth has been recognized by The Princeton Review in its "Best 371 Colleges : 2010 Edition." Nazareth is one of only approximately 10 percent of all U.S. colleges named to the list. Education coupled with professional preparation characterizes academic life at Nazareth , but student life is also significant. Students may participate on 23 Division III varsity sports teams -- from lacrosse to equestrian -- and have a choice of living options that feature suites , cafes , and free laundry. They are encouraged to explore study abroad opportunities and Nazareth's Center for International Education has partnerships with institutions in many countries , including Australia , France , Italy , Japan , and Peru. According to The Chronicle of Higher Education , Nazareth is number four on the list of top producers of Fulbright Scholars among master's institutions -- further demonstrating the global impact of our students and faculty. Undergraduate students are also offered free tickets to the renovated Nazareth College Arts Center and its world - class season series events. Nazareth is committed to supporting and enhancing the visual and performing arts at the College and in the region : The Princeton Review ranks Nazareth's theater programming sixth in the nation. The College is located on 150 scenic acres near Rochester , N.Y. , the third largest city in the state. Area attractions include the George Eastman House , Memorial Art Gallery , and the New York Wine and Culinary Center. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy jogging and cycling along the Erie Canal ; skiing and snowboarding at nearby Bristol Mountain or Swain Resort ; and boating , canoeing , and kayaking on Lake Ontario or the Finger Lakes. The city also hosts a variety of annual festivals , including the Rochester International Jazz Festival , Lilac Festival , and 360 | 365 George Eastman House Film Festival. Day and weekend trips to the Finger Lakes and Canada are also options , and help round out the Nazareth College experience. | N / A | A small , private , residential , co - educational Christian college with a diverse student population , Newberry College offers baccalaureate degrees in twenty majors , twenty - seven minors , and twenty - five areas of concentration. Founded in 1856 , the College is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America and accredited by The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools , the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education , and the National Association of Schools of Music. Core courses emphasize liberal arts , sciences , and technology. Most degrees are awarded in business administration , social sciences , education , physical education , and communications. The College has a radio and television station , and offers fourteen NCAA Division II sports. | As the State of Florida's legislatively - designated "Honors College for the Arts and Sciences , " New College of Florida offers students the benefits of a private college education at a cost below that of many public universities. Annually among the nation's leaders in per - capita production of Fulbright scholars , New College specializes in a unique approach to higher education where students , in close consultation with faculty , craft their own academic programs. While New College's small size and reputation for free - spiritedness appeal to many , its high standards and rigorous academic programs ( all students must complete a senior thesis and oral baccalaureate exam before graduating ) demand high levels of student involvement and motivation. | New England College is a place where students amaze themselves with what they learn and with what they can accomplish. A college that prepares students for the professional world , NEC also empowers its graduates with a broad knowledge base that results from a focus on the liberal arts. The institution prides itself on its individualized approach to learning and is committed to maintaining its small size and student - to - teacher ratio. The College's special strength lies not only in what it teaches , but how it teaches , providing students with both traditional classroom and hands - on learning opportunities. The Pathways Center , an innovative combination of academic advising , study skills and support services , and career planning , plays a key role in the academic and professional achievements of all students. Thus , NEC graduates are extremely successful in finding employment upon graduation. New England College's location offers students the best of all worlds. Students have easy access to vibrant cities ( Concord , Manchester , Portsmouth , and Boston ) while they enjoy the incomparable recreation and wilderness regions of Hew Hampshire. All NEC students may ski free of charge at Pats Peak , one of New Hampshire's fine ski mountains , located only 3 miles from campus. | Talented high school graduates from across the nation come to NJIT to prepare for leadership roles in architecture , business , engineering , medical , legal , science , and technological fields. Students experience a public research university conducting nearly $90 million in research that maintains a small - college atmosphere at a modest cost. Our attractive 48 - acre campus is just minutes from New York City and less than an hour from the Jersey shore. Students find an outstanding faculty and a safe , diverse , and caring learning and residential community. NJIT academic environment challenges and prepares students for rewarding careers and full - time advanced study after graduation. The campus is computing - intensive. It is listed among the Top 25 Most Connected College , Top National University and 7th in Diversity by U.S. News and World Report , and a Top 50 Best Value College by The Princeton Review. | New Mexico Tech [ officially , New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology ] was originally founded in 1889 as the New Mexico School of Mines. Over the years , our mission has expanded , and we are now an outstanding research university , specializing in areas of science , engineering , and related fields. Students come to Tech for its outstanding academic reputation , one - to - one mentoring relationship with professors , hands - on laboratory learning experiences , opportunities for on - campus employment in one of our many research facilities or with our research faculty , and beautiful Southwestern setting. New Mexico Tech is a world leader in many areas of research , including hydrology , astrophysics , atmospheric physics , geophysics , homeland security , information technology , geological sciences , energetic materials engineering , and petroleum recovery. | Located in the heart of New York's Greenwich Village , The New School is a center of academic excellence where intellectual and artistic freedoms thrive. The nearly 9 , 400 matriculated students and approximately 5 , 280 continuing education students who attend the university's eight schools enjoy a disciplined education supported by small class sizes , superior resources , and renowned working faculty members who practice what they teach. Artists , scholars , and students from all walks of life attend its diverse programs and can earn everything from program certificates to bachelor's , master's , and doctoral degrees. When The New School was founded in 1919 , its mission was to create a place where global peace and justice were more than theoretical ideals. New School students participate in programs that to this day strive for academic excellence , technical mastery , and engaged world citizenship. The eight schools that make up The New School are : The New School for General Studies ; The New School for Social Research ; Milano , The New School for Management and Urban Policy ; Parsons , The New School for Design ; Eugene Lang College , The New School for Liberal Arts ; Mannes College , The New School for Music ; The New School for Drama ; and The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music. For more information , visit http :// www.newschool.edu. | NYIT offers undergraduate and graduate degree - granting programs , delivered through synchronous and asynchronous modalities ranging from traditional classroom settings to web - based , fiber optic , and ISDN distance learning technologies. You'll find an environment that fosters excellence by allowing students to practice what they learn in the classroom. The mission of NYIT is based upon fundamental principles , which include career - oriented education , access to opportunity , applications - oriented research , and service in public interest. The First - Year Experience Program is designed to improve retention of new NYIT students and recognizes that the first 6 weeks of college life are crucial to strengthening their ability to succeed at NYIT. This program consists of strategies , which focus on enhancing students' academic skills , while addressing their need for early social and intellectual bonding with faculty , staff , and peers. | New York University , a member of the distinguished Association of American Universities , is the largest private university in the United States , with a student population of over 40 , 000 and Fifteen schools and divisions. NYU offers over 150 undergraduate majors , including individualized studies. There are also opportunities for double majors , minors , dual degrees , and internships. NYU has established itself as the first global network university , with a comprehensive liberal arts campus in Abu Dhabi ??? the first to be operated abroad by a major U.S. research university ??? and other sites for study and research in Accra , Ghana ; Berlin , Germany ; Buenos Aires , Argentina ; Florence , Italy ; London , England ; Madrid , Spain ; Paris , France ; Prague , the Czech Republic ; Shanghai , China ; and Tel Aviv , Israel , among other locations. | Founded by the Congregation of the Mission ( Vincentian Fathers and Brothers ) in 1856 , Niagara is distinguished by its beautiful campus on the gorge overlooking Canada , the quality of its highly accredited academic programs , and commitment to student engagement and community service. All undergraduates participate in service learning ; half in undergraduate research , and many in study abroad , cooperative education and internships. A Niagara education is designed to make a difference in the lives of students , leading them to make a difference in the community and the world. Niagara University received the Carnegie Classification of Community Engagement in December 2008. | Founded in 1910 , North Carolina Central University ( NCCU ) is the nation's first state - supported liberal arts institution for African - Americans in the nation offering bachelor's degrees in more than 100 disciplines and master's degrees in more than 40 areas. With a student body of more than 8 , 300 , NCCU prepares students academically and professionally to become leaders prepared to advance in a diverse , global society. NCCU has a state - of - the - art biotechnology research center and a new Biomanufacturing Research Institute and Technology Enterprise ( BRITE ) Center for Excellence. The BRITE center will train students to help North Carolina meet its work force needs in biotechnology. In 2005 , NCCU was No. 1 among historically black colleges and universities in North Carolina in the recruitment of National Achievement Scholars and a leader among all institutions in the state trailing Duke University and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. | Nationally and internationally ranked for its academic programs , innovative research and value , North Carolina State University is a leader in education with more than 31 , 000 students from nearly 100 countries. Upon graduation , NC State students are equipped to solve the world's most pressing challenges ; whether they are related to science and technology , the environment , human and animal health , the economy , education , social sciences or pressing global issues such as energy and sustainability ; with an education and approach founded on collaboration and creativity. In fact , more corporate and government entities recruit graduates from NC State than from any other university in North Carolina. With bachelor and masters degree programs in 110 fields , NC State has the following 10 colleges : Agriculture and Life Sciences , Design , Education , Engineering , Humanities and Social Sciences , Management , Natural Resources , Physical and Mathematical Sciences , Textiles , and Veterinary Medicine. The university offers PhDs in over 60 fields , including a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. The First Year College provides incoming students who are undecided about their major a year of intense , personal advising and guided exploration , accompanied by major and career guidance. NC State offers incoming students a range of financial aid assistance and scholarship opportunities. NC State offers competitive scholarships for entering freshmen in an effort to recognize and encourage exceptional academic ability and talent , exemplary character , and exceptional potential in leadership and service. Pack Promise affirms the university's mission and proven historical record of access , affordability and student success , ensuring that the neediest students will receive 100 percent of financial - aid requirements through a combination of scholarships , grants , federal work - study employment and need - based loans. Mentoring and counseling , academic support and advising , undergraduate research opportunities , and financial aid counseling ensures student success and timely graduation. NC State University recently signed academic and faculty exchange agreements with a Chilean and five Chinese universities. Nearly 700 NCSU students each year study abroad in International programs in countries ranging from Japan to Botswana. These international agreements and study - abroad programs create new opportunities for students to grow and contribute as citizens of a global society. As one of the country's foremost land - grant institutions , NC State is focused on research and engagement throughout the state , nation and world. The university leverages its core strengths in math , science and technology and a spirit of entrepreneurship to launch companies ( currently more than 60 ) and create jobs ( over 13 , 000 jobs created based on faculty research. ) A national model for government , business and university partnerships , the NC State Centennial Campus is 1 , 120 acres of research , learning , leadership , and economic development. The campus includes the 214 - acre Centennial Biomedical Campus ; as well as the 90 , 000 - plus square - foot Biomanufacturing Training and Education Center , offering NC State student's hands - on training and experience at one of the nation's largest university - based facilities in the biomanufacturing and biopharmaceutical industries. NC State University is located in Raleigh , the state's capitol. Raleigh is consistently ranked among the nation's top places to live and work and is also home to many Fortune 500 companies , and close to world - renowned Research Triangle Park. From NCAA Division I athletic programs , service - learning activities , cooperative education , intramural sports , study abroad and student organizations , NC State graduates have many opportunities to develop as well - rounded individuals , armed with the critical - thinking skills and education that reflects the needs of the world in which students will live and work. | North Carolina Wesleyan College , a private institution affiliated with the United Methodist Church , prepares students for professional advancement , life - long learning , and responsible participation in their communities. The liberal arts are the foundation of Wesleyan???s curriculum for all undergraduate degree programs. Students choose from a variety of majors , all of which help prepare students for rewarding personal lives , good citizenship , and productive careers. The College provides an educational environment that encourages spiritual and ethical development , but serves students of many religious backgrounds. The College provides degree programs and other educational opportunities for residential , commuting , and adult students. Instruction emphasizes critical thinking , analytical reasoning , reading , writing , speaking , making informed ethical decisions , and using the new information technologies. It understands the increasing importance of a global perspective and of helping students learn to function in a complex society. The program in Rocky Mount for residential and commuting students emphasizes small classes and individual attention. It also provides strong student support services and encourages student development through co - curricular and extra - curricular activities. The Adult Degree program is designed for students who wish to strengthen their academic background , enhance their professional knowledge and skills , and advance their careers. It is tailored to the learning styles and schedules of working adults. While its curriculum and programs do not reflect a sectarian perspective , the College affirms the values of the Judeo - Christian tradition. The College has a special commitment to the Rocky Mount area and to eastern North Carolina. Through individual faculty , staff , and alumni activity , and through its educational and cultural programs , the College promotes the development of the region. The Wesleyan community includes students from diverse cultural and racial backgrounds. The College works to create an environment in which students , faculty , and staff come together in a dynamic learning community. | Founded in 1861 , North Central College is an independent , comprehensive college and a community of learners dedicated to preparing informed , involved , principled and productive citizens and leaders over a lifetime. North Central College offers 60 undergraduate majors and graduate programming in six areas. With 2 , 200 full - time undergraduates and 540 part - time undergraduate and graduate students , North Central College is committed to academic excellence , a climate that emphasizes leadership , ethics , values and service , a curriculum that balances job - related knowledge with a liberal arts foundation and a caring environment with small classes. North Central College is affiliated with the United Methodist Church. Located in the historic district of Naperville , Illinois , identified as one of the nation's best places to live , North Central College is just 30 minutes from Chicago's Loop. This proximity to Chicago provides students with access to world class cultural opportunities and internships but also allows North Central College to build unique programs that set it apart from other schools. The all - college requirements include seminars in religion and ethics , intercultural issues and leadership , ethics and values -- important components to the integrative curriculum. Students study in programs like interactive media relations or urban and suburban studies. Some classes are team taught by faculty from two different disciplines , emphasizing how to negotiate differences of opinion , culture and reason. North Central's nationally recognized conflict resolution program serves as a model for professional training , peer mediation and community outreach. Faculty and students collaborate across every field of study through faculty - directed research , on - campus seminars , fieldwork and independent study. A North Central College education is much more than attending classes and accumulating enough of the right credits to receive a diploma. Some of the most valuable educational experiences take place outside of the classroom : in various extracurricular activities , on the athletic field , or in conversations that arise spontaneously between students and professors. Students and professors often communicate about ideas and issues at a depth not possible within the structure of course schedules and timetables. Students can participate in Chicago Term , an urban immersion program in Chicago that provides an opportunity to learn about the city through classes , internships , exciting field study and service projects. North Central students are also encouraged to study abroad and experience life in a culture beyond the national boundaries -- on five continents , from a three - week seminar to a full - year program. Service learning at North Central College includes community based projects and alternative spring break programs that send hundreds of students out to support service projects , ranging from building Habitat for Humanity houses to urban plunge in New York City. Another unique program is sponsored by Students in Free Enterprise , where students visit Guatemalan coffee farmers to study about social justice issues. The result was bringing "NCC's Best" coffee to the campus coffeehouse in support of free trade. NCC offers more than 50 clubs and organizations providing opportunities such as art , music , theatre as well as honor societies. Students also work at North Central's award winning radio station , WONC - FM 89.1 , which has received both Marconi College Radio and Silver Dome Awards in the past 10 years. No other college radio station in the U.S. has won more. More than 600 North Central students participate in one of 22 intercollegiate sports and the Cardinals rank seventh in the National Collegiate Athletic Association ( NCAA ) Division III for the number of national championships won -- with 24 national titles and nearly 100 individual national title champions. Cardinal pride is a way of life at North Central College. | North Central University is a Christ - centered Pentecostal school with a commitment to academic excellence that prepares students to fulfill biblical models of leadership and ministry throughout the world.Whether you???re called to the local church , the corporate world , the classroom or wherever God has called you we believe in helping you fulfill that calling. We are committed providing an anointed spiritual atmosphere on campus.Our focus on academic excellence means a sound , accredited education in 34 different bachelor degree programs such as business administration , communications , education , biblical studies , music , psychology and more. Students live out their college experience in a vibrant metropolitan city. Minneapolis offers a variety of jobs , internships , ministry positions , entertainment , outreach opportunities and much more.North Central is dedicated to helping you shape the rest of your life for Kingdom service. We are committed to our motto , Your Life. Our Mission.North Central is part of the larger community of Minneapolis , a city of nearly 400 , 000 people with 2.9 million people living in the surrounding metro area. The Minneapolis / St. Paul metropolitan area offers opportunities and attractions that will enhance your college experience. Part - time job opportunities are within walking distance or accessible through the new light rail system. The area also has an abundance of regional theaters , museums and concert halls. Minneapolis is well known for its lakes and parks that have miles of trails for inline skating , biking and walking , including a riverfront with a beautiful view of the Mississippi River. | With energy and momentum , North Dakota State University addresses the needs and aspirations of people in a changing world by building on our land - grant foundation. We envision a vibrant university that will be globally identified as a contemporary metropolitan land - grant institution. | Northeastern University's signature strengths are grounded in its character as an institution engaged with the world in unique ways that position our students and faculty for success in meeting 21st century challenges. Our students connect to the world through our renowned cooperative education program and other forms of experiential learning - student research , community service , and study abroad - that are fully integrated into our academic programs. Our century - old co - op program alone which enables students to gain up to 18 months of professional work experience related to their major or interest includes a network of more than 2 , 000 businesses , nonprofit institutions , and government agencies in nearly 500 communities around the world. Students bring the knowledge gained from these diverse experiences back to the classroom , adding power to their academic studies. The same focus on engaging the world drives our faculty research. Faculty members of Northeastern , frequently working in collaboration through one of our 37 interdisciplinary research centers , are motivated by the quest to develop applications that society will find useful. Our research and academic partnerships with businesses , government agencies , and universities around the world help us advance this agenda. We maximize the potential of fundamental research to translate abstract discoveries into innovative solutions. In the same way , our experience - based programs maximize the potential of our students by empowering them to discover their professional passion and achieve their life goals by putting their aspirations into action while they are still in school. They leave Northeastern more confident and more sophisticated about the world , better prepared for leadership and more astute in navigating career paths , wherever they may lead. | Northern Kentucky University ( NKU ) was founded in 1968 and is part of the metropolitan area of greater Cincinnati. NKU is a learner - centered institution committed to lifelong public access to education with an emphasis on high quality , affordable education. Thirteen major buildings are of modern , contemporary architectural design and are set on 398 acres of rolling countryside. On campus , construction is complete for the new Student Union building which features a grand ballroom , food court , lounges and game rooms. Adjacent to campus , the Bank of Kentucky Center , a 9 , 400 seat arena and convention center is a new addition to campus. Both the new Student Union and Bank of Kentucky Center opened in Fall 2008. Griffin Hall , currently under construction , will be the new state - of - the - art home to the College of Informatics. NKU has an enrollment approximately 15 , 000 students and employs about 900 full - time staff and 500 full - time faculty. NKU offers 70 bachelor's degrees , 6 associate , 20 graduate , 1 juris doctorate and 1 doctorate in Education Leadership. NKU is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools ( SACS ) . There are more than 140 student organizations and NKU Athletics competes in the Great Lakes Valley conference. | Why do we say "Northern. Naturally." at Northern Michigan University? Well , there are the snowy peaks. And the crashing waves. And the more than 400 miles of rivers and streams just minutes from your residence hall door. But we also say it because you may find the fit so perfect - so natural - you'll never want to leave. And at Northern , learning comes naturally , thanks to the great outdoors that serves as a natural extension of the classroom. At Northern , your future will come clearly into focus. That's what happens when you're surrounded by people who want what you want : Your success. Northern , after all , is known for having faculty who aren't just smart ( though most have doctorates or are leaders in their fields ), but who are caring people who will provide you with the personal attention you need to get where you want to go in life. We offer 180 degree programs , so we're sure to have the area of study you're most passionate about. Recognized by U.S. News and World Report's ranking of America's Best Colleges , Northern is a dynamic regional public university ( located in the Upper Peninsula - or the "U.P." ) on the southern shore of Lake Superior in Marquette , Michigan ( pop. 20 , 714 ) . The city was named one of 30 "America's Most Livable Communities." It's also one of Michigan's "Cool Cities" - and Marquette County received the National Civic League's "All - America County Award." Our 350 - acre campus and the surrounding area serve as a natural extension of our classrooms. When you're researching mercury contamination in loons , you won't just look at pictures - you'll see these birds up close. Our Freshman Fellows program pairs selected fellows with a faculty member for collaborative research. And , thanks to our First Year Experience program , you'll get off to a great start at Northern. On campus , you'll learn in places like our state - of - the - art Seaborg Science Complex , which has more than two dozen labs , and our beautiful Thomas Fine Arts facility , with exquisitely acoustic Wenger practice studios , and our sophisticated Art and Design facility , which was recognized by the American Institute of Architects. Our library is award winning , too - and our sports and recreation complex includes the Superior Dome , the largest wooden dome in the world. The United States Olympic Education Center ( USOEC ) makes Northern one of only four Olympic training centers in the nation - and the only one located on a college campus. Northern's campus has everything within walking distance. When the winter winds are blowing , you and your friends will stay warm - thanks to the enclosed walkways that connect many of our buildings. And at Northern , we keep you naturally connected. Northern's Teaching , Learning and Communication Initiatve ( TLC ) made us the first public university in Michigan to equip all full - time students with a ThinkPad ( or MacBook for art majors ) - loaded with the latest software - as part of tuition and fees. In fact , we guarantee you'll never have a computer that's more than two years old. Northern is one of the largest computer notebook campuses in the United States. We've even earned national and international awards for innovation in technology. And sometimes the best way to learn is by doing - even by getting your hands a little dirty. That's why Northern offers tons of opportunities for you to get real - world experience - before you have to enter the real world. Maybe it's heading out to a white pine forest to study the nesting habits of bald eagles. Or using the Dimension 1200 SST machine in the Human Centered Design Studio to create a plastic prototype of the funky coat rack you designed first as a three - dimensional computer model. Perhaps it's preparing for a career in broadcasting using cutting - edge technology like ProTools HD and Final Cut Pro. Or maybe it's interning with the Green Bay Packers or a senator in Washington , D.C. | Northern State University is a premier residential institution characterized by outstanding instruction , extraordinary community relations , and unparalleled extracurricular opportunities. Northern's Vision / Values Vision : Northern State University is a historic , public institution of higher education established on an attractive campus in Aberdeen , South Dakota. The NSU community takes pride in the institution and in providing an advanced teaching and learning environment. Integrating technology across the curriculum , NSU offers excellence in liberal and professional education with programs in Arts andSciences , Business , Education and Fine Arts. NSU's students , faculty , and staff are drawn together by the following values : Community : With strong ties to our city and region , we are a welcoming community of scholars and learners , with a focus on a student - centered environment. Scholarship : We engage in research and creativeactivities in an innovative atmosphere of intellectual rigor , with academic freedom and integrity. Citizenship : We educate individuals for a lifetime oflearning and service to their ever - changing communities , nations , and world. | North Georgia College & State University develops and educates leaders through strong liberal arts , pre - professional , professional , and graduate programs. North Georgia College & State University is proud to be designated by the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia and by the Georgia General Assembly as the Military College of Georgia and distinguished as a leadership institution of Georgia. North Georgia College & State University provides an environment of academic excellence that develops leaders who respect all people , maintain high ethical standards , continue intellectual and personal growth , and serve the community , the state , the nation , and the world. This mission is founded upon the following core values : * Courage - demonstrating the individual and institutional character required to translate thought into action under adverse or challenging conditions , * Integrity - cultivating in ourselves and in others the willingness and steadfastness to act honestly and ethically , * Loyalty - being faithful to the mission of the university , * Respect - acknowledging the dignity and worth of all beings and preserving the richness of our cultures and ecology , * Service - giving of oneself to enhance the life and richness of the university and all of its members , as well as the larger community , * Truth - searching for and honoring truth as it relates to academics , individuals , self , and society , and * Wisdom - making sound decisions in complex or ambiguous situations based on accumulated knowledge and experiences. | Northland is a college grounded in the classic idea of liberal arts study - educating students to understand and apply a variety of disciplines as well as in depth study in at least one field. Northland , however , is different from other liberal arts colleges in one very important way : Northland is an environmental liberal arts college , one in which the natural world and humanity's place in it are recognized as intrinsic to success in all facets of human existence. | The mission of North Park University is to prepare students for lives of significance and service. North Park offers a distinctively Christian , intentionally urban , and purposefully multicultural educational experience. Forty years ago North Park declined an offer to relocate to the far north suburbs of Chicago , deciding instead to stay , invest , and take advantage of a unique urban setting. The amazingly rich international and multi - cultural neighborhood of North Park , the presence of global corporations , and world class cultural resources of Chicago , attract students as well as exceptionally qualified faculty devoted to teaching. Rooted in the Christian tradition , the educational North Park offers is both profound and practical , balances freedom and disciplined responsibility , and is formational and transformational of the whole person. The common curriculum which all students take is built around some of the great questions of life , including : Who am I? What is Justice? What is true? What is a life of significance? Who is my Neighbor? North Park students develop into men and women with a passion to contribute to the common good of the planet in wide ranging careers in business , health care , government , education and the non - profit sector , including Christian ministries and the church. Students who are successful at North Park are regularly admitted into top graduate programs around the world immediately following college as well as within three to five years of graduation. Graduates from the North Park pre - med program have had an 85% admission rate into medical schools for the last twenty years. The campus is located on a beautiful , award winning , park - like 30 acre campus in a vibrant and culturally diverse Chicago neighborhood. Four bus routes border the campus and the Brown Line of the train system stops just two blocks away. A student owned automobile is not necessary. Four residence halls house 600 students and another 525 students live in school owned houses and apartments on the campus. North Park is a complexly diverse university , welcoming undergraduate students from 40 states and 27 countries. Diversity is evidenced in terms of socio - economic factors , race and ethnicity , and the faith background of students. 37 undergraduate majors and 26 minors are supplemented by another several special programs and pre - professional programs. The Honors Congress is designed for high ability students and provides mentoring and enrichment in a variety of ways , including coaching and mentoring for national scholarship competitions. In 2008 , 2009 , and 2010 , a total of four North Park students have been awarded international Fulbright Scholarships for their year following graduation. | Mission of Northwest Christian University -- to develop competent , ethical leaders for service in the workplace , community , Church , and world. Vision -- To be a college known for its integration of excellent academic programs , a foundation in the Christian faith , and a focus on teaching leadership and ethics. Values -- academic excellence , faith commitment , ethical leadership , character development , caring community , and global engagement. The Morse Event Center , which opened in Fall 2003 , contains a gym , locker rooms , weight room , and offices for the athletic department and Student Life. The College created a Center for Leadership and Ethics in January 2005 , which will include lectureships , consulting , and programs for the community on ethics. The College opened a new faculty building in March 2006 which was dedicated as the Pomajevich Faculty Building on May 6 , 2006. The faculty emphasizes mentoring and advising with students in small class settings. | Northwestern College combines academic rigor with a Christian perspective. A Northwestern education emphasizes the development of the whole person - mind , body and spirit - in a caring , Christ - centered community. Professors integrate faith with learning in a way that imparts not just knowledge , but wisdom. Opportunities for involvement , ministry and service develop leadership skills and compassion. The result is graduates prepared for careers in a constantly changing workplace and , more importantly , ready for lives of service to God and the world. | Northwestern College is a nondenominational Christian liberal arts college offering more than 50 majors and two graduate programs ( Master of Organizational Leadership and Master of Arts in Theological Studies ) . Northwestern???s unwavering commitment to biblical truth and Christ???s Great Commission sets us apart from other schools. Our distinctive Biblical Worldview Curriculum will change your life. Northwestern???s professors offer world - class education to prepare you for your God - given future. Whatever you want to do , Northwestern will prepare you for success -- not only for the career of your choice , but also in life. Transfer students often credit Northwestern???s Christian community for helping them make the smooth transition from one college to another. Everyone , from your professors to the staff , is dedicated to drawing you into this community. The friendliness of Northwestern students is legendary. Expect a warm welcome! Academics are important , and so is your passion for Jesus Christ and His Word. Northwestern students are engaged in the world -- reaching out , serving , and connecting in powerful and tangible ways. Looking for a gorgeous campus and a terrific area in which to live? Northwestern is situated on a beautiful lake , just minutes from the heart of Minneapolis and St. Paul. You can experience the outdoors , the arts , shopping , and sports. Northwestern is close to everything , but still a world apart. Northwestern College also provides nontraditional educational opportunities for more than 1100 undergraduate students through its accelerated degree completion , distance education , and other programs , none of which are described elsewhere in this publication. | Northwestern Oklahoma State University is a community of learners that includes students , teachers , staff , administrators , and area citizens advancing learning excellence and preparing its members for service as leaders and entrepreneurs in the changing climate of northwest Oklahoma and the world. | Northwestern State University is a responsive , student - oriented institution that is committed to the creation , dissemination , and acquisition of knowledge through teaching , research , and service. The University maintains as its highest priority excellence in teaching in graduate and undergraduate programs. Northwestern State University will prepare its students to become productive members of society and will promote economic development and improvements in the quality of life of the citizens in its region. | Northwestern University offers unusual flexibility combined with a wide choice of academic concentrations. In addition to over seventy established majors , students can choose or design non - traditional combinations. A broad range of field experiences , internships , and programs combining work and study are part of the education for a large percentage of the students. Because Chicago is only thirty minutes away , students have the cultural advantage of the music , theatre , museums , sports , and entertainment of a world - class city to enrich their undergraduate experience. | Northwest Missouri State University is a learning - centered institution founded in 1905 as a normal school to train teachers for 19 counties in northwest Missouri. Since that time the University has evolved into a comprehensive , coeducational , state - assisted , regional university. Northwest's primary focus is undergraduate education that includes 42 - hours of general education plus a major and minor. The University offers 103 undergraduate majors , 36 master's programs , 3 specialist degrees and a cooperative doctorate in Educational Leadership. Business , Education , Geography and Agriculture graduate the largest number of students each year. Three baccalaureate degree programs ( Business Management , Accounting and Computer Science ) and two master's programs ( Geographic Information Systems and Education ) are available over the web. The BA programs also are delivered through 2+2 agreements with 22 community colleges. A number of undergraduate and graduate courses and programs are offered at off - campus sites in classroom settings or through interactive video. Northwest is a national leader in utilizing technology to deliver , improve and accelerate learning. In addition to completely asynchronous on - line courses , approximately 40% of regular courses are "web - enhanced." Over 80 of the University's major classrooms are "electronic" ; that is , equipped with projectors , ports to the Internet , document cameras and a VCR or videodisc player. Through the Center for Information Technology in Education ( CITE ) assistance is provided to faculty as they integrate technology into their courses. These services help provide learning at times and places that are convenient for students. Northwest's "Culture of Quality" program was launched in 1987 and has undergone several cycles of evaluation and renewal. The University's longtime commitment to continuous improvement is reflected in our Mission , Vision and Cultural Core Values , outcome - driven Seven - Step Planning Process ( SSPP ), and continued participation in Baldrige - based self - assessment programs. Northwest won the Missouri Quality Award in 1997 and 2001 and was the only higher education institution to be site - visited for the 2003 Baldrige Award. Northwest has the lowest percentage of part - time faculty ( 2.3 percent ) of the 41 institutions in its peer group. Northwest installed the nation's first comprehensive Electronic Campus in 1987. Today the system includes University - provided networked personal computers ( PCs ) in every student residence hall room and faculty / administrative office. Several distinguishing features have contributed to Northwest's competitive success : ( 1 ) the Electronic Campus , ( 2 ) a reputation as a friendly , relatively small , unusually attractive and well - maintained campus , ( 3 ) quality programs and services , ( 4 ) moderate tuition rates , and ( 5 ) agility in responding to changes in our marketplace. Our success in meeting and exceeding student expectations is reflected in the fact that we have the highest freshman success rate for moderately selective institutions in the state. We have systematically built and continue to maintain these advantages through our planning processes. Cultural Core Values ? We focus on our students and stakeholders. ? We care about each other. ? We are a learning organization , continually improving our University and ourselves. ? We collaborate and work together to accomplish our goals. ? We master the details of what we do. ? We are open and ethical. ? We are leaders in our field. | The development of Christian character within the philosophy and framework of genuine scholarship. Four Outcomes : Christ like character , Academic Excellence , Creative Engagement and Social Responsiveness. | Academics Since 1934 , Northwest University has successfully prepared students for service and leadership. More than 1 , 300 students study in over 50 academic programs including church ministries , teacher education , business , psychology , biblical literature , biology / pre - med , and nursing. In addition , the university offers ten graduate programs : Master of Business Administration ( MBA ), Master of Arts in Social Entrepreneurship , Master of Arts in Theology and Culture , Master of Arts in Missional Leadership , Master in Ministry , Master of Education , Master in Teaching , Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology , Master of Arts in International Care and Community Development , and a Doctor of Psychology in Counseling Psychology. Vision : Carry the Call Students at Northwest University are challenged , and then equipped , to "Carry the Call." With their hearts , to develop compassion and character. With their heads , to discover the joy of rigorous study and mental discipline. And with their hands , to actively engage the world around them. Spiritual Growth Northwest University is committed to the spiritual development of each of its students. The university community gathers three times a week in Butterfield Chapel for worship and preaching by a variety of significant speakers. Students can participate in a variety of ministries that reach out to the community through service and prayer. Community Northwest University is located on a 56 - acre campus on the eastside of Seattle in Kirkland , near Lake Washington , placing students within minutes of leading corporate headquarters including Microsoft , Starbucks , Amazon.com , and Nordstrom. Greater Seattle has it all , including festivals , museums , parks , lakes , shopping , and major league sports. The Pacific Northwest offers some of the best venues for activities including skiing , hiking , climbing , windsurfing , biking , and canoeing. Practical Experience Northwest University students benefit from opportunities to gain practical experience , both locally and globally. For example , students have interned at a Seattle television station and Benaroya Hall , home of the Seattle Symphony. Education majors work with qualified teachers while observing and student teaching in local schools , and ministry students intern with experienced pastors in area churches. In addition , senior students in the Mark and Huldah Buntain School of Nursing spend a month in a cross - cultural context , serving in hospitals and clinics in countries such as Taiwan , India , Mexico , and Africa. | Vision : Norwich University will be a learning community , American in character yet global in perspective , engaged in personal and intellectual transformation and dedicated to knowledge , mutual respect , creativity and service. Mission : To give our youth an education that shall be American in character - to enable them to act as well as to think - to execute as well as to conceive - to tolerate all opinions when reason is left free to combat them - to make moral , patriotic , efficient , and useful citizens , and to qualify them for all those high responsibilities resting upon a citizen of this free republic. | Notre Dame College sits on 53 picturesque wooded acres , tucked away in a quiet suburban neighborhood just outside of Cleveland , Ohio - the only small liberal arts college in Greater Cleveland. We value the low student - faculty ratio that fosters a warm personal atmosphere and the individual attention that contributes to success. | Founded upon the values of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur and rooted in the Catholic tradition , Notre Dame de Namur University serves its students and the community by providing excellent professional and liberal arts programs in which community engagement and the values of social justice and global peace are integral to the learning experience. NDNU is a diverse and inclusive learning community that challenges each member to consciously apply values and ethics in his or her personal , professional , and public life. We are a center for values - based learning where students are enabled to build character , competence , and confidence for life and work. Our academic program offers 25 degree programs within four schools : Arts and Humanities , Business and Management , Education and Leadership , and Sciences. What makes us different? Interdisciplinary core courses , real world focus , close academic advising , and a vital campus community dedicated to social justice. | N / A | Oberlin's combination of a leading liberal arts college and a world - class music conservatory creates an unparalleled learning environment. As one of the nation's premier liberal arts colleges , Oberlin is committed to rigorous academics , artistic excellence , and social justice. Oberlin College was the first in America to adopt a policy to admit students of color ( 1835 ) and the first to award bachelor degrees to women in a coed program ( 1841 ) . Our esteemed history of challenging intellectual and social conventions continues to shape the student experience today. Our learning community prizes creativity and individuality while upholding high standards of intellectual inquiry , debate , and service to society. While faculty members are focused on undergraduate teaching , they often make significant contributions to their fields through writing , research , and performance. Oberlin students join and create more than 150 of their own organizations. Each year more than 1 , 200 participate in community service. Nearly 75 percent go abroad for learning experiences during their college careers. Since 1920 , more Oberlin graduates have earned PhDs than have graduates of any other four - year institution. During the January Winter Term , students explore the value of self - education. They devise and pursue programs of independent study or research on or off campus. In the Business Scholars Program , for example , students interact with alumni to learn about careers in finance and consulting. The Creativity & Leadership Program , open to students in any major , offers entrepreneurship courses and grants to help students put innovative ideas into practice. About 170 are enrolled in a five - year , double - degree program to earn baccalaureates in music and liberal arts. Students in the arts and sciences and the conservatory share residence and dining halls in the same location , joined in their commitment to pushing the boundaries of their determination , intellect , and creativity. Music students broaden their education with classes in the liberal arts , and share their talents on campus in nearly 500 performances annually. In Feb. 2010 , President Obama presented the conservatory with the National Medal of Arts , the highest U.S. award given to artists and patrons. Oberlin's commitment to artistic expression includes an abundance of performances in theater , dance , poetry , popular music , and improvisational comedy. The Allen Memorial Art Museum collection ranks among the top five of any academic museum in the country. The Science Center ( 2002 ) is designed to promote collaboration across disciplines. Research labs include a supercomputer , confocal microscope , and 600 - MHz NMR spectrometer. Each summer about 100 students receive stipends to work with faculty in science , social science , and the humanities. Campus architecture is also distinct with buildings designed by Cass Gilbert , Minoru Yamasaki , Robert Venturi and William McDonough. The Environmental Studies Center features the largest photovoltaic array in Ohio , and is one the largest solar - powered academic buildings in the country. This model for green architecture includes an interactive display of how the building systems utilize renewable resources to provide heat , electricity , and recycle wastewater. Opening in 2010 is a LEED platinum - rated facility for jazz studies and music recording that is the world's first green building for music. About 90 percent of Oberlin students live on campus. Students may opt to live in one of nine program houses , including Afrikan Heritage House , Asia House , German House , and Third World House. The 600 - plus - member cooperative housing organization is the largest on any US campus , in terms of the percentage of students who participate. Nine residential coops and four dining coops ( including Kosher and vegan ) are student - run and provide experiences in shared responsibility and decision - making. | A nationally recognized , residential college of the liberal arts and sciences , and one of the few located in a major city , 123 - year - old Occidental is at the forefront of interdisciplinary , intercultural education that integrates the classroom with community - based learning. Our small size and strong sense of community , rigorous curriculum , superb faculty , diverse student body and access to the resources of Los Angeles make Occidental the best of both worlds : intimate in scale , but infinite in scope. Some 75 percent of Occidental students receive some form of financial aid. Occidental graduates thrive in a wide range of careers , from science , medicine , and the law to the arts , business , teaching , and public service. | Oglethorpe University promises a classic education in a contemporary city. Oglethorpe students learn to make a life , make a living and make a difference. Our graduates become community leaders who are distinctive in their ability to think , communicate and contribute. | Ohio Dominican University is a Catholic liberal arts University with a Dominican tradition , guided in its educational mission by the Dominican motto : to contemplate truth and to share with others the fruits of this contemplation. Ohio Dominican University offers students a high quality , career - oriented liberal arts education in an intimate , attractive setting that is conducive to intellectual exchange , personal growth , and the development of enduring values. It is a place where diversity is embraced and individualism is celebrated. Here , you will find an environment that is inspiring on many levels. Our intimate atmosphere provides a level of comfort and belonging not commonly found at other universities. Faculty members know their students by name , and every student knows they are a top priority. Ours is a complete learning experience that leaves graduates well prepared to accomplish more than they thought possible. Throughout the experience , we provide the tools necessary for success. At the base of all we do lie the Dominican principles of caring , learning and truth. This is an environment where students can benefit from moral guidance , spirituality and contemporary thinking. Each individual leaves Ohio Dominican confident and instilled with a passion for life that cannot be dampened. | Ohio Northern University seeks to educate and graduate students accomplished in scholastic achievement , prepared for a useful life and meaningful career , inspired with a desire to contribute to the good of mankind consistent with Judeo - Christian ideals and committed to a quality of life that will result in maximum personal and social worth. Ohio Northern University offers the heritage of a liberal arts tradition within the College of Arts and Sciences and the diversity of four professional colleges : the College of Business Administration , the College of Engineering , the College of Pharmacy and the College of Law. | A big university means a big opportunity , and Ohio State prides itself on offering about any academic or extracurricular opportunity a student could dream of : 170 majors , 800+ student organizations ; 120 study abroad programs ; internship and research opportunities in every college ; 60+ service - learning courses ; multiple Honors and Scholars programs , and 40+ learning communities. To help new students successfully navigate these opportunities , Ohio State has designed great support services and one of the nation's best First Year Experience ( FYE ) programs. | Ohio University holds as its central purpose the intellectual and personal development of its students. Distinguished by its rich history , diverse campus , international community , and beautiful Appalachian setting , Ohio University is known as well for its outstanding faculty of accomplished teachers whose research and creative activity advance knowledge across many disciplines. Ohio University will be a nationally prominent research university recognized for the excellence of its faculty and the balance they strike between teaching and scholarship ; for its students' engagement in scholarship , leadership , and international education ; for its extensive network of partnerships ; for its diverse and inclusive campus ; for its loyal and engaged alumni ; and for its commitment to addressing society's educational , economic , and cultural challenges. | Ohio Valley University is a liberal arts college located between the cities of Parkersburg and Vienna. A student centered college , Ohio Valley University strives to transform lives in a Christ - centered academic community that integrates higher learning , biblical faith , and service to God and humanity. Warm friendly faces and a down - to - earth atmosphere are the basic ingredients of the college culture. Challenging academic programs are offered in a variety of associate and baccalaureate degree programs and tracks that are designed for traditional learners , including accounting , Bible , business administration , business management , Christian counseling , elementary education , human resource management , liberal studies , marketing , organizational management , psychology , secondary education , and vocational ministry. At Ohio Valley University , every student is challenged to think critically , improve communication skills , and broaden his or her knowledge base. Those goals are driven by small class sizes and one - on - one relationships with faculty , staff and other students. | Founded in 1842 , Ohio Wesleyan is a selective , diverse , national liberal arts university in Delaware , Ohio. Students obtain a wide breadth of knowledge through rigorous study of the arts , humanities , natural sciences , and social sciences. The university offers more than 90 majors , sequences , and courses of study. Honors study offers unusual opportunities to talented students , while all students are encouraged to pursue internships and research. Classes are small , and all full - time tenure track - professors hold a Ph.D. or equivalent. Ohio Wesleyan is located on an attractive 200 - acre campus , and students come from 47 states and 57 countries. Housing options include six large residence halls ; a number of smaller special - interest living units , ranging from the Creative Arts House to the Peace and Justice House ; and seven fraternity houses. Sorority houses are nonresidential. Three fully renovated residences will open for upperclass men and women in Fall 2010. Students can participate in nearly 100 campus organizations as well as 23 NCAA Division III men's and women's athletic teams , including a newly added women's golf team , which will begin play in 2010 - 2011. In 2008 - 2009 , OWU won the North Coast Athletic Conference All - Sports Trophy for the third consecutive year and the ninth time overall. Ground was broken for the new Meek Aquatics and Recreation Center , to be opened in Fall 2010. Ohio Wesleyan was one of only three colleges in the United States to win the 2009 President's Award for Excellence in General Community Service. The student body donated more than 45 , 000 hours to local , national , and international service. Ohio Wesleyan's chapter of the Society of Physics Students was selected by the national organization as an "Outstanding SPS Chapter" ; OWU added a major in planetary science ; and a medical science symposium was established ; Sagan National Colloquium speakers included Barbara Ehrenreich , ( Nickel and Dimed : On ( Not ) Getting By in America ) and Susan Eisenhower , president of the Eisenhower Group. Experientially based Sagan Fellows classes have been added to the Colloquium ; a new program of competitive grants for students and faculty has resulted in a great variety of research projects. Both of these study - research experiences may involve international travel. | An innovative core curriculum , developed by faculty collaboration , offers students strong liberal arts and professional studies in a traditional undergraduate setting. OBU merges faith and learning to address a Christian world view , challenging graduates to informed service and leadership. The bond between faculty and students , and the opportunity to study in a residential campus community creates a positive environment for learning. Graduates have excelled in a wide array of fields , equipped with ability to continue learning throughout their careers. OBU's commitment to outstanding scholarship in a Christian community continues to yield success. | Oklahoma Christian University , located in Oklahoma City , Oklahoma , is recognized for its rigorous academics and friendly , personal atmosphere. Oklahoma Christian offers undergraduate degree programs in three colleges : Arts and Sciences , Professional Studies and Biblical Studies , and also offers master's degree programs in ministry , business administration , and engineering. Oklahoma Christian is affiliated with Churches of Christ. Many of Oklahoma Christians academic departments have achieved national distinction. For the last 13 straight years , Phi Alpha Theta , the history honor society has named OCs chapter the top in the nation among schools with fewer than 3 , 000 students. OCs student literary journal , Soundings , was named # 1 in the nation in 2008 and first runner up in 2009. OCs Marketing students won first place in a national marketing competition in 2006. Students in Communications have won national awards and a recent graduate had already earned both an Emmy and an Edward R. Murrow award. Students in Engineering , Art &Design , Biology , Psychology , Music and other departments regularly win both state and regional honors. | Oklahoma City University embraces the United Methodist tradition of scholarship and service which welcomes those of all faiths in a diverse student - centered environment. Students pursue academic excellence through a rigorous liberal arts curriculum that focuses on their intellectual , spiritual , moral , and physical development to prepare them to become effective leaders in service to their communities. Service learning is incorporated throughout the curriculum. Students receive personalized attention and experienced instruction from faculty committed to guiding and mentoring students. OCU offers rigorous private education accessible and affordable to all. | The mission of OPSU is to provide higher education primarily for people of the Oklahoma Panhandle and surrounding areas through academic programs , cultural enrichment , life - long learning experiences , and public service activities. Educational experiences are designed to enrich the personal lives of students and to prepare them for roles in agriculture , business , education , government , and industry. OPSU is organized into five academic schools : Agriculture ; Business and Technology ; Education ; Liberal Arts ; and Science , Mathematics , and Nursing. To implement its mission within the academic schools and administrative structure , the University : Accepts people with diverse educational backgrounds. Provides , through the institution's general education program , academic experiences in liberal arts and sciences. Provides a variety of academic programs leading to associate and baccalaureate degrees. Provides professional teacher education programs at the baccalaureate level. Provides pre - professional education in selected fields. Provides life - long learning experiences designed to meet the individual's personal , vocational , and leisure - time needs. Provides public service through academic , agricultural , cultural , and social events. Strives to enrich its students' lives educationally , personally , and socially. Assesses all programs , experiences , and activities to ensure that student learning occurs. Expects faculty to remain active in their fields of study. This may be accomplished by pursuing advanced courses or degrees , continuing education , research or obtaining special license or certification. Faculty are encouraged to attend and make presentations at professional meetings. | Mission Statement - Oklahoma State University is a multi - campus public land grant educational system that improves the lives of people in Oklahoma , the nation , and the world through integrated , high - quality teaching , research , and outreach. The instructional mission includes undergraduate , graduate , technical , extension , and continuing education informed by scholarship and research. The research , scholarship , and creative activities promote human and economic development through the expansion of knowledge and its application. Vision Statement - Oklahoma State University System will advance the quality of life in Oklahoma by fulfilling the instructional , research , and outreach obligations of a first - class , land grant educational system. | Oklahoma Wesleyan University is a Christ - centered university of the liberal arts and professions. The university's beautiful campus -- featuring Spanish - style architecture centered around the historic La Quinta Mansion -- forms the backdrop for serious study , honest questions , and critical engagement , undertaken in humble allegiance to the teachings of the Bible , the evangelical faith , and The Wesleyan Church. OWU strives for excellence as an academic community by focusing on ( 1 ) Jesus Christ as the lens of all learning and the Lord of our daily lives ; ( 2 ) community , as learners come together seeking truth and knowledge ; ( 3 ) the liberal arts , as students develop critical minds and discerning spirits ; ( 4 ) participation , as all members of the community -- faculty , staff , students -- work to promote healing and wholeness in a broken culture and hurting world. Oklahoma Wesleyan University has four cornerstones which include ( 1 ) the Primacy of Jesus Christ , ( 2 ) the Priority of Scripture , ( 3 ) the Pursuit of Truth , ( 4 ) the Practice of Wisdom. | Founded in 1907 , Olivet Nazarene University , a private , Christian , liberal arts university located 50 minutes south of Chicago , offers more than 100 areas of study and 10 international study - abroad opportunities , including places like China , Egypt , Russia and England. Olivet's mission is "to provide high - quality academic instruction for the purpose of personal development , career and professional readiness , and the preparation of individuals for lives of service to God and humanity." At Olivet , "Education with a Christian Purpose" means faith is at the heart of superior academics , athletics , social atmosphere , and ministry opportunities. The University is home to Shine.FM / WONU , a student - run 35 , 000 - watt radio station ranked among the nation's top contemporary Christian music stations for its format. In addition , next fall , the University will open a new 3 , 059 - seat chapel , which will host the entire campus for worship and the surrounding community for a variety of events. Also on campus is the Weber Center , which has garnered attention from other colleges for its impressive technology , and Strickler Planetarium , which is one of only three planetariums in the state of Illinois with digital projection capabilities. These are just some examples of the University's commitment to leading - edge facilities. | OIT plays a unique role in the Oregon University System , with a mission to deliver technology education throughout the state and the Pacific Northwest region. OIT will expand access through distributive education modes , provide leadership in applications for renewable energy , integrate applied research with economic development , and expand health professions programs to meet the critical medical workforce needs. OIT's academic excellence is evidenced by emphasis on lab - based instruction and faculty with industry experience. OIT excels in graduate success as measured by degree - related employment and starting salaries. | Oregon State University , a Carnegie Research University ( very high research activity ), is one of only two American universities to hold the Land -, Sea -, Sun - and Space - Grant designations. OSU is comprised of 11 academic colleges with strengths in natural resources , earth dynamics and sustainability , life sciences , entrepreneurship and the arts and sciences. More than 19 , 000 students attend the Corvallis and Cascades Campus locations. OSU has facilities and / or programs in every county in the state , including 13 regional experiment stations , 36 county extension offices , a major marine science center in Newport , and a range of programs and facilities in the Portland region. | Otterbein College's mission is to educate the whole person and foster the development of humane values. Our commitment is to the liberal arts as the base of all learning. Three features create a distinctive learning culture : 1 ) from our founding Otterbein has been intentionally inclusive of women and persons of color , 2 ) Otterbein's governance system includes students and faculty in decision - making through a single College Senate , and 3 ) interdisciplinarity through Integrative Studies ( study of world culture to understand human nature and our place in the universe ) and the Senior Year Experience ( connecting majors to an interdisciplinary experience ) . | Ouachita Baptist University is a Christ - centered , liberal arts university seeking to foster a love of God and all creation , the desire to grow in knowledge of the universe , and the commitment to serve God through serving the people of the world. | Our Lady of Holy Cross College participates in the teaching mission of the Catholic Church through the heritage and charism of the Marianites of Holy Cross. The administration , staff and faculty educate the minds and hearts of undergraduate and graduate students through dedicated service and innovative teaching methods. All are challenged to seek truth , goodness and beauty through critical thinking , research and dialogue. Called to be a prophetic presence in an ever - changing world , the College community shares its spiritual , material , and educational resources with all. | Our Lady of the Lake University Our Lady of the Lake University ( OLLU ), founded in 1895 by the Congregation of Divine Providence , is a coeducational liberal arts and sciences institution that offers pre - professional and professional programs to approximately 2 , 700 students. With a student / faculty ratio of 13 : 1 , students are ensured a personalized education with individual attention and small classes. Federally designated as a ???Hispanic Serving Institution , ??? OLLU has the highest percentage of Hispanic enrollment at both the undergraduate ( 70 percent ) and graduate ( 54 percent ) levels of all Catholic universities in the country. OLLU also has the second highest percentage of Hispanic students by Carnegie Classification. In addition , OLLU is among the top 50 public and private universities nationwide to award master???s degrees to Hispanics. OLLU is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of College and Schools to award baccalaureate , master???s and doctoral degrees. In fall 2009 , OLLU was named to the 1st Tier of Master???s Universities ( West ) in U.S. News & World Report???s annual college rankings , joining Trinity University and St. Mary???s as San Antonio???s representatives in this prestigious group. OLLU???s main campus is located in the heart of San Antonio???s Westside and is just three miles from downtown. Its campuses in San Antonio , Houston , and the Rio Grande Valley provide opportunities to working adults through weekend degree programs and continued learning initiatives. The University offers 33 bachelor???s degree programs , 14 master???s degree programs and two doctoral degree programs through weekday , weekend , and online formats. OLLU features quality programs in the arts and sciences , business , computer information systems and security , communication and learning disorders , education , leadership studies , psychology and social work. Academic programs are offered through the College of Arts and Sciences , the School of Business and Leadership , the School of Professional Studies and the Worden School of Social Service. Meaningful internships and service opportunities are hallmarks of the OLLU experience. Every OLLU undergraduate student completes service - learning classes within his or her major. All students have the opportunity to earn Biliterate Certification as a minor , demonstrating reading , writing , and speaking mastery of Spanish in their chosen fields. The University maintains the Community Counseling Service Center and the Harry Jersig Speech and Hearing Clinic to serve city residents while providing students valuable clinical experience working with real clients. OLLU???s psychology and social work programs have been recognized nationally for their expertise in Hispanic families and Spanish - speaking populations. Its Center for Cyber Security is one of only two in San Antonio certified by the National Security Agency. Through OLLU???s Center for Science and Mathematics Education , more than 500 educators have received continuing education training and certification in the past 12 years. They , in turn , have taught science and math courses to more than 200 , 000 students in the region during that period. OLLU is a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. The University fields men???s and women???s basketball , cross - country , golf , soccer and tennis teams and women???s softball and volleyball teams. | Pace University offers a comprehensive education combining exceptional academics , professional experience and the New York edge. Diverse students take advantage of Pace's over 100 majors in the liberal arts and sciences , business , law , nursing , education and computer science. Located in lower Manhattan and Westchester County near world class centers of finance , accounting , media , healthcare , performing arts and technology , Pace enhances the student experience with one of the metropolitan area's largest cooperative education and intership programs. Pace University draws strength from ideally located campuses in three locations , offering students choices of living and learning experiences , especially professional experiences that lead to careers and opportunities for students to improve their lives and the lives of others. Locations include our quintessential urban campus in New York City , blocks from Wall Street and South Street Seaport , our traditional suburban collegiate setting in the heart of beautiful Westchester County , and our White Plains campus with a 13 acre Law School Campus and Graduate Center directly across the street from the train station. Pace combines the benefits and resources of a large university with the warmth and personal attention usually associated with a small college , with class sizes averaging only 28 students. Campus housing is available on each campus. | PLU is an exceptional academic community in the beautiful Northwest. With acclaimed academics and nationally recognized study abroad and international study programs , PLU combines a rigorous academic program with a caring community ensuring challenge and support for every student. Students at PLU enjoy successful internship opportunities in world - class local businesses , a hands - on classroom experience with professors that are experts in their field of study , and a tradition of excellence and service to the world established by PLU alumni. The Tacoma / Seattle area also offers vast outdoor recreation , cultural events , art exhibits and museums , as well as music and theatre performances. | At Pacific Union College , our mission is to offer an excellent and distinctive Christian education that prepares our students for productive lives of useful human service and uncompromising integrity. We do this by helping students strive for excellence in all areas of life , including the training of the mind and spirit. In this sense , Pacific Union College offers students a complete , whole - life education. One of our greatest strengths is our commitment to undergraduate education. We are truly a teaching community , and our goal is to provide an exceptional learning environment for our students. This means smaller classes , where professors teach the courses , not graduate assistants , and plenty of opportunities for students to interact with faculty and staff. At PUC , it is common for students to find a worthy mentor in a teacher , residence hall dean , or even the college president. Many professors choose to open up their homes for department dinners , offering students a home - cooked meal. The majority of the faculty and staff also attend the college church , where they worship side by side with students. We believe that authentic relationships between college staff and students are integral to the educational experience. Academically , PUC has received numerous accolades. Along with consistently high ratings from the U.S.News & World Report's "America's Best Colleges" , PUC's students score above the 90th percentile in several Major Field Achievement Tests. We offer excellent pre - professional programs , and many of our students are accepted into the nation's most prestigious graduate , law , medical , and dental programs. The Western Association of Schools and Colleges ( WASC ) has given PUC its most favorable rating. As a Christian organization , we have a commitment to provide an environment where faith can thrive. We encourage our students to thoughtfully examine their personal faith in the classrooms , residence halls , and worship programs. Honest and intellectual exploration of ideas is central to the faith journey at PUC. More than 125 years ago , one of our college's founders expressed hope that Pacific Union College would become a place for "thinkers , not mere reflectors of other men's thoughts". While such an ideal is difficult to achieve , it is , we believe , a noble ideal , worthy of pursuit. | The College of Arts and Sciences , through effective teaching built on close faculty / student relationships , provides , in a residential setting , a broad liberal arts education with a strong emphasis on service and application of knowledge that produces graduates with the intellectual capabilities and personal qualities that enable them to participate in rewarding careers and to contribute to their communities. | Palm Beach Atlantic is a distinctly Christian university in a thriving urban location along Florida's beautiful Gold Coast in West Palm Beach. Founded in 1968 , the university is known for its signature community service program called "Workship , " which has recorded more than 1.2 million student service hours. The campus' vibrant religious life offers students broad experiences for spiritual growth through mission trips around the world , weekly worship services and student - led prayer groups. Now in its 41st year , the university remains true to its founding ideals described in its motto "Enlightening Minds , Enriching Souls , Extending Hands." | Pennsylvania College of Technology offers an array of academic programs -- in a student - centered learning environment -- at the certificate , associate and baccalaureate levels with a strong emphasis on technology. The College is a statewide - focused institution with nationally recognized programs and a commitment to hands - on , experiential learning. Pennsylvania College of Technology seeks to implement its philosophy by providing : Opportunities to develop intellectually , ethically , socially , culturally and personally. Quality academic programs with emphasis on pre - professional , technological , and service areas. Accessible full - and part - time educational opportunities and services that address a wide spectrum of individual needs and abilities through varied formats , schedules and geographic locations. Educational programming responsive to economic and employment realities. Enhanced learning opportunities through cooperation with industry , business , government , other educational institutions and through international experiences. Comprehensive majors that integrate communications , math , science , art , technology , humanities , interpersonal skills , problem solving , critical thinking , information literacy and health and safety. Opportunities to develop skills needed to enter and succeed in academic majors. Opportunities to increase skills , knowledge , and interest through lifelong learning. Assistance with career planning , employment preparation and advanced study. An environment that fosters lifelong learning , creativity , and respect for difference. Providing excellence in instruction and appropriate educational opportunities is the College's highest priority. ( Refer to : Penn College Online Catalog http :// www.pct.edu / catalog /) . | Penn State is the flagship public university of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania , with an historic land - grant mission of teaching , research and service. The university enrolls more than 90 , 000 students at 24 campus locations statewide and the Penn State World Campus , including more than 44 , 000 at the University Park campus in State College. Penn State has a campus within practical commuting distance of virtually every Pennsylvanian. Many students start their degree programs at one of nineteen Penn State undergraduate campuses across the state and complete their requirements at University Park. The World Campus delivers more than 60 degree and professional programs online to nearly 10 , 000 students a year , including military personnel serving overseas. The university also holds a unique responsibility for outreach and engages in collaborative activities with industrial , educational and agricultural partners around the world to disseminate and apply knowledge. Penn State programs touch one out of two households in Pennsylvania each year. The university also offers degree programs at the College of Medicine at Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center , and Penn State Dickinson School of Law at the University Park and Carlisle campuses. Boasting one of the nation's largest graduate schools , the university is a leader in engaging students in landmark research. More than $2 million in research activity takes place at Penn State each day. Opportunities for discovery extend beyond the graduate school , as Penn State undergraduates have unique opportunities to work with world - class faculty conducting significant research that advances and serves the nation in important ways. Research at Penn State is enhanced through the university's membership in the Worldwide Universities Network , a consortium of research universities that collaborate on research primarily focused in science , technology and engineering. This partnership is an example of the University's continued efforts to expand the breadth and scope of its collaborations. Penn State's Alumni Association has more than 161 , 000 members , making it the nation's largest dues - paying alumni organization , with 277 chapters , societies and interest groups worldwide. | Pepperdine is a Christian university committed to the highest standards of academic excellence and Christian values , where students are strengthened for lives of purpose , service , and leadership. The University is located on 830 acres in the Santa Monica Mountains overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Malibu , California. The University is recognized nationally for its excellent academic programs and enrolls approximately 7 , 500 full - time and part - time students in its five colleges and schools. With a full - time faculty of 400 professors and scholars , Pepperdine offers bachelor , master and doctoral studies in a wide range of disciplines. Pepperdine has achieved a preeminent position with regard to its international campuses in Heidelberg , Germany ; London , England ; Buenos Aires , Argentina ; Lausanne , Switzerland ; Florence , Italy and Shanghai , China. Additionally , undergraduate and graduate programs are offered through educational alliances with world - class institutions of higher learning throughout Europe , Asia , Australia , and Latin America. More than fifty percent of undergraduate students spend a semester or more abroad in international programs. | Our Vision : We will be recognized as the model church - related institution preparing servant leaders for lifelong learning. Our Mission : Pfeiffer University is a comprehensive United Methodist - related university , with multiple campuses and delivery systems , committed to educational excellence , service , and scholarship. Within nurturing communities of learners , we value diversity and promote the attainment of full academic and personal potential through accessible undergraduate and graduate programs. It is the vision of the university that our students embrace the Christian values of human dignity , integrity , and service as they become servant leaders and lifelong learners. Our Core Values : We are committed to educational excellence in a learner - centered community. We help people realize their full potential. We include diverse learners in a caring , accessible community - The Pfeiffer Family. We value our Christian heritage and foster faith formation. We approach all that we do with integrity and with respect for the dignity of each person. | Philadelphia Biblical University exists to educate students to serve Christ in the church , society , and the world as biblically minded , well - educated , and professionally competent men and women of character. | Philadelphia University , founded in 1884 , offers a unique blend of professional and liberal studies on a 100 - acre , park - like campus minutes from a vibrant city. Learning here is hands - on -- with a curriculum that melds theory with practice , leading to careers in architecture , business , design , health , science , engineering and textiles. With a low student - faculty ratio , internships , study abroad integrated into all programs , and the opportunity to work directly with expert faculty who are practitioners in their fields , students receive the strongest real - world preparation possible. | Founded in 1877 , Philander Smith College is a small , privately funded , four - year liberal arts , career - oriented institution supported by the Board of Higher Education and Ministry of the United Methodist Church. Through the holistic development of the students , they are able to reach their potential as human beings and as contributing members of society. The mission of Philander Smith College is to grant access to higher education to individuals who are , or who have the potential to be , academically talented , regardless of their social , economic , or educational background. The College fosters a love of learning , spirit of independent inquiry , free exchange of ideas , broad and active spiritual life , and concern for the world at large. Philander Smith College is proud of its legacy as a Historically Black College. While we remain true to our mission of educating deserving students from within the African American community as one of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities ( HBCUs ), we are boldly embracing diversity to provide a real world learning experience for our students. Our campus is rich with diverse cultures , while our student body is 90 percent African American , students representing 18 countries throughout the world are enrolled at PSC. Neatly nestled on 25 acres in walking distance of downtown Little Rock , Philander Smith offers state - of - the art facilities near the heart of Arkansas' economic , cultural , and governmental centers. New additions to the campus include the Donald W. Reynolds Library and Technology Center , Harry R. Kendall Science and Health Mission Center , Sherman Tate Student Recreation Center , and a new student residential life center. "Students have a new place to live and learn at the Great Philander Smith College." | N / A | Excellence in teaching is the primary focus of the University. Pittsburg State University provides undergraduate and graduate programs and services to the people of Southeast Kansas as well as to others who seek the benefits offered. This is accomplished by the unique combination of academic programs in the four colleges of the University : Arts and Sciences : More than fifty undergraduate and graduate majors and minors in fourteen departments. Business : An AACSB accredited College of Business. Education : Programs develop professionals pursuing careers in psychology , clinical psychology , school psychology , school and community counseling , elementary and secondary teaching , special education , school and district leadership , school media specialist , reading specialist , English as a second language instruction , technology facilitator , and sports recreation. Technology : Recognized as one of the leading technology institutions in the country. Several programs boast 100% job placement - many students are placed well before graduation. The Kansas Technology Center is a 278 , 700 square foot facility with over 70 technical labs and over 13 computer labs for students. Departments include Automotive Technology , Construction Management and Construction Engineering Technologies , Engineering Technology ( Electronics , Manufacturing , Mechanical and Plastics ), Graphics and Imaging Technologies , and Technology Workforce Learning. | Pitzer College produces engaged , socially responsible citizens of the world through an academically rigorous , interdisciplinary liberal arts education emphasizing social justice , intercultural understanding and environmental sensitivity. The meaningful participation of students , faculty and staff in college governance and academic program design is a Pitzer core value. Our community thrives within the mutually supportive framework of The Claremont Colleges which provide an unsurpassed breadth of academic , athletic and social opportunities. | Plymouth State University is a comprehensive regional university offering a rich , student - focused learning environment with an enrollment of approximately 4 , 300 undergraduate and more than 2 , 000 graduate students. The 170 - acre campus offers a New England classic look combined with up - to - date facilities including the Lamson Library and Learning Commons , the Boyd Science Center , and Langdon Woods , a LEED certified , environmentally conscious residence hall. PSU offers nearly 50 undergraduate majors , more than 60 minors , an innovative University Studies program for students still deciding on a major and 75 graduate degree and certificate programs through the College of Graduate Studies. PSU provides an educational experience that you would expect from a small private school ; small classes taught by dedicated professors ; personal attention from faculty and staff ; and outstanding opportunities to lead and to serve. Students are encouraged to broaden their academic experience through international or national student exchange programs or internships , or other experiential learning experiences that provide service to others. | Point Loma Nazarene University exists to provide higher education in a vital Christian community where minds are engaged and challenged , character is modeled and formed , and service becomes an expression of faith. Being of Wesleyan heritage , we aspire to be a learning community where grace is foundational , truth is pursued , and holiness is a way of life | Point Park University is an independent , coeducational institution located in a unique urban campus in downtown Pittsburgh. Point Park enrolls nearly 4 , 000 full - and part - time students in more than 67 undergraduate programs and 11 graduate programs offered through its four schools -- the Conservatory of Performing Arts , School of Arts and Sciences , School of Business , and the School of Communication. Since its founding in 1960 , Point Park is known for providing students with an innovative , disciplined education that combines the liberal arts with career education. The University's undergraduate programs include accounting , advertising and public relations , applied history , behavioral sciences , biological sciences , biotechnology , broadcasting , business , cinema and digital arts , criminal justice , dance , digital media , education ( early childhood and elementary ) engineering technology ( civil , electrical and mechanical ), English , environmental health science and protection , forensic science , global cultural studies , human resources management , information technology , intelligence and national security , journalism and mass communication , legal studies , organizational leadership , photography , photojournalism , political science , psychology , public administration , screenwriting , sport arts and entertainment management and theatre arts. A Point Park education is a personalized one. Classes average between 15 and 20 students and are taught by an experienced faculty augmented by working practitioners who bring knowledge of the workplace into the classroom. Point Park's schedule of day , evening and Saturday classes is designed to meet the needs of its diverse student body , which includes both traditional and non - traditional students. Its downtown location means the city is literally Point Park's campus and provides numerous opportunities for student enrichment. Internships in a variety of fields , including journalism , business , government , and the arts , are located within walking distance of the University , whose central location also enables students to take advantage of Pittsburgh's many sports , cultural and entertainment activities. To keep pace with its continuing growth and to meet the needs of its student body , the University has been expanding its downtown campus through its Academic Village Initiative , a multi - phased campus space plan. The Academic Village includes new loftstyle apartments , an urban park , and the new Pittsburgh Playhouse. | Polytechnic University , founded in 1854 , is the nation's second oldest private science and engineering institution and New York City's preeminent resource in science and technology. The University has a distinguished history of academic excellence in polymer chemistry and in electrical , aerospace and microwave engineering. Today , it is on the cutting edge of education in telecommunications , information science and technology management. Polytechnic awards bachelor's , master's and doctoral degrees. Its main campus is at MetroTech Center in downtown Brooklyn ; two graduate centers are located in Melville , Long Island , and in Westchester County , N.Y. Additionally , the University offers management of technology programs in the heart of Manhattan's high - technology and financial district. | Pomona offers its 1 , 500 students - evenly divided between men and women - a comprehensive curriculum in the arts , humanities , social sciences and natural sciences. With a student - faculty ratio of eight to one , students have the opportunity to work closely and collaboratively with professors who are also top scholars in their fields. Students and faculty challenge each other in laboratories , classrooms , and co - curricular activities , and everyone benefits from the energy generated by such an assemblage of sharp and eager minds. Friendships forged among Pomona faculty and students frequently endure far beyond the four years of college. Few institutions offer Pomona's ability to combine intimate qualities as an average class size of 14 with such large - scale resources as a two - million - volume library. Fewer have enrolled as talented and high achieving a student body which is as happy with their environment and choice. As the founding member of The Claremont Colleges , a unique consortium of seven independent institutions on adjoining campuses , Pomona offers its students the experience of a small , academically superb liberal arts college and the breadth of academic and social resources normally associated with major universities. Students challenge and learn from one another not only in the classroom but also in daily life. On - campus housing is guaranteed , and few students choose to live anywhere else. The extraordinary ethnic and social diversity of its student body gives Pomona a broader mix of backgrounds than just about any comparable educational institution. Our location - within an hour of the Pacific Ocean , the Mojave Desert , the San Gabriel Mountains and the city of Los Angeles - informs and shapes daily life at the College. There aren't many places in the world where you can ski in the morning , play on the beach in the afternoon , and take in a major league baseball game or an opera at night. Beyond the recreational and cultural possibilities , our location offers unequalled opportunities for field study , community involvement and internships. Pomona students are so varied that they resist easy categorization. They embrace new ideas , take initiative , ask questions and challenge the status quo. They are as academically capable a group as any college or university can claim , and they are interested in doing something important with their talents. Our students share a spirit of openness and collaboration. Our students are competitive but not cutthroat - a very important distinction. They work hard , but don't compare grade point averages to peers. Maybe it's the weather or the palm trees but , we tend to think it's something more : a cooperation fostered by faculty in the lab and classroom. Professors encourage collaboration , and many students continue working together after class , forming study groups that meet in the residence halls , in lounges and computer labs and over laptops and shakes at the Coop Fountain. Students come to Pomona from every state in the nation and from many other countries , from private and public schools , from large cities , suburbs and towns so small they don't appear on most maps. More than one - third are students of color , and a substantial portion are in the first generation of their families to attend a four - year college or university. To maintain the remarkable strength and variety of Pomona's student body , the College's financial resources are critical. For U.S. citizens and permanent residents , admission decisions are made without consideration of a student's financial circumstances. Over half of Pomona's students receive financial aid from the College to support their study , and the College meets 100 percent of the demonstrated financial need of every enrolled student. This practice ensures that the most capable students will always be able to enroll at Pomona regardless of their financial circumstances. | Presbyterian College is one of the top liberal arts colleges in the country. We strive for excellence both in the classroom as an institution of inquiry and dialogue in our undergraduate College of Arts and Sciences and on the playing field as a new NCAA Division I school and member of the Big South Conference. The new Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy will open in the fall of 2010 , and PC was honored to open a Confucius Institute in the fall of 2009 , the only undergraduate liberal arts college in the country awarded one from the Chinese government. Ample opportunities exist for study abroad , internships , and faculty / student research. PC was named a Distinguished member of the National Presidents Honor Roll of Service in both 2007 and 2008. A student body that engages service projects in the city of Clinton and Upstate South Carolina lives the College's motto , "Dum Vivimus Servimus" or "While we live , we serve , " eventually becoming an alumni body that serves in communities throughout the world. Seven Presbyterian College professors have been named South Carolina CASE ( Council for the Advancement and Support of Education ) professors of the year , twice as many as any other institution in SC. Presbyterian College students and faculty note that relationships set PC apart from other institutions , as faculty engage students both in and out of the classroom. As a liberal arts college that embraces honor , academic rigor , and community relationships , we are also a church - related liberal arts college , whose philosophy of excellence in reason and excellence in faith allows us to examine and celebrate our Christian faith in the context of the global community. | It is the mission of Prescott College to educate students of diverse ages and backgrounds to understand , thrive in , and enhance our world community and environment. We regard learning as a continuing process and strive to provide an education that will enable students to live productive lives while achieving a balance between self - fulfillment and service to others. Students are encouraged to think critically and act ethically with sensitivity to both the human community and the biosphere. Our philosophy stresses experiential learning and self - direction within an interdisciplinary curriculum. | Princeton University is unique in combining the strengths of a major research university with the qualities of an outstanding liberal arts college. Whether through independent study , student - initiated seminars , or lectures in emerging fields such as neuroscience , Princeton students have the flexibility to shape dynamic academic programs that prepare them for leadership and lives of service. Through its groundbreaking financial aid program , Princeton ensures that all qualified students who are accepted can afford to attend the University. Chartered in 1746 , Princeton is renowned for its commitment to undergraduate teaching. Its faculty are known throughout the world and it is not unusual for students to learn from Nobel laureates , Pulitzer Prize winners , and MacArthur fellows. Students benefit from small class sizes and one - on - one advising with faculty , particularly while doing independent work such as the senior thesis. All intellectual endeavors of Princeton's 5 , 000 undergraduate students are supported by a range of first - rate academic resources , such as libraries , laboratories , and even an art museum. The academic options at Princeton give students flexibility in pursuing their intellectual interests while working toward either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science in Engineering. Students also may choose from among 46 interdisciplinary programs , creating combinations of academic interests. For example , a student might major in physics while also earning a certificate in Latin American studies. The University is located in the town of Princeton , which has a diverse population of 30 , 000 residents and is situated between New York City and Philadelphia , with rail service to both cities. Princeton is a residential university that provides a welcoming environment , advising services , cultural and educational events , intramural sports , and more. As a residential community , Princeton provides housing for all four years. Princeton's six residential colleges offer settings where students quickly can become involved in campus activities. Students can participate in 300 student - run organizations , the arts , civic engagement , student government , religious groups , and athletics. | Principia College is a unique college in that it is the only college in the world whose educational mission is to educate students who are Christian Scientists. Its purpose is to "serve the Cause of Christian Science , " as stated by its founder Mary Kimball Morgan in her book , Education at The Principia. The mission of the College , as stated in the Catalog , is to provide students who are Christian Scientists with a comprehensive , co - educational academic program of liberal arts and sciences , leading to a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science degree. The College is also committed to academic excellence with a profound focus on every aspect character education , through the development of the spiritual , intellectual , moral , social , and physical development of each student. In this context , Principia offers its students an international perspective and challenges them to be ethically strong in service to the world community. The college campus contains and is surrounded by vast and diverse natural habitat , including forests , prairies , and the great Mississippi River. Situated on limestone bluffs 200 feet above the River , Principia has developed in its 75 years on the 2600 - acre site a harmonious blend of pleasant landscaped ground anchoring a variety of English Tudor buildings designed by renowned California architect Bernard Maybeck that provide functional support to the campus community. | Be transformed. That's the invitation and promise offered by Providence College to 3 , 800 undergraduates each year. It's an invitation for students to find themselves and their direction in life , and to thrive in an environment that challenges them on every level : mind and body , heart and soul. It's a promise inspired by the Dominican Friars , a Catholic religious order dedicated to the pursuit of truth and to a spirituality that embraces the whole person. This spirit permeates a rigorous liberal arts curriculum and sustains a vibrant campus community. The result is a values - based education that transforms students and , ultimately , the society in which they live. The only college or university in the nation operated by the Dominican Friars , Providence College welcomes qualified men and women of all religious , racial , ethnic , and socioeconomic backgrounds. PC is committed to increasing need - based financial aid and does not require that SAT or ACT test scores be submitted as part of the admission process. The Committee on Admission conducts a holistic review that considers each candidate's academic achievement in a rigorous high school curriculum , extracurricular activities , recommendations , a writing sample , and personal qualities. The PC experience is characterized by collaborative teaching and active learning. Interdisciplinary thinking begins with the two - year Development of Western Civilization Program - a key part of a Core Curriculum that challenges all freshmen and sophomores to seek truth by asking difficult questions , challenging conventional wisdom , and defending their conclusions. Through such intellectual pursuits , students learn how to reason well , to examine sources critically , to reconcile opposing points of view , and to write and speak effectively. Students choose academic majors in disciplines that range from the arts and sciences to the new School of Business , education , and interdisciplinary majors such as global studies and public and community service studies. Pre - professional advisors assist students pursuing careers in medicine and law. For students unsure about a major , faculty in the Undeclared Advising Program provide guidance. Beyond the classroom , students collaborate with faculty in many creative ways : from on - campus laboratory research of cancer receptors to field trips in the tropical rain forests of Belize ; from sociological studies on homelessness to independent research into presidential elections. PC offers study abroad opportunities through its Center for International Studies and internship options with the Office of Career Services. In residence halls and classrooms , on the playing fields , through Campus Ministry and more than 100 other extracurricular activities , students are involved with each other and their community. PC boasts a rich tradition of intercollegiate and intramural athletics. Friar teams compete in top NCAA Division I conferences including the BIG EAST and HOCKEY EAST. PC takes pride in the suburban feel of its 105 - acre campus , located in Rhode Island's historic capital city. In the last 12 years , the College has invested more than $165 million in capital projects including construction of a fitness center , a suite - style residence hall , a performing arts center , an artificial - turf field , and a campus chapel. Renovations to existing facilities have created a new science complex with spacious biology , chemistry , and physics labs - significantly expanding opportunities for faculty and students to collaborate on research projects traditionally associated with research - based universities. Other improvements include numerous multi - media classrooms and enhanced services and amenities at the campus library , student center , dining halls , and other learning and living areas. Direct flights from T.F. Green Airport reach over 20 destinations nationwide and bus and train transportation make Providence easily accessible to major cities in the Northeast , including Boston and New York. | Located 25 miles north of Manhattan in Westchester County , Purchase College sits on a 500 - plus acre estate and boasts distinguished programs in the School of the Arts , the School of Liberal Arts & Sciences , and the School of Liberal Studies & Continuing Education. Purchase offers a unique education that combines programs in the liberal arts with conservatory programs in the arts in ways that emphasize inquiry , mastery of skills , and creativity. Our graduates contribute to the arts , humanities , sciences , and society. | Founded in 1869 , Purdue is Indiana's land - grant university. It is one of the nation's premier institutions with more than 200 areas of undergraduate study and renowned research initiatives. Purdue's programs in a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate disciplines consistently rank among the best in the country. Twenty - two of America's astronauts hold Purdue degrees. Students from all 50 states and more than 130 countries , bring rich diversity to the main campus in West Lafayette. Although a large university , Purdue maintains an intimate atmosphere that highly values individual needs and achievements. | Queens University of Charlotte is a private , co - ed , comprehensive university with a commitment to both liberal arts and professional studies. Located in the heart of historic Charlotte , we serve approximately 2 , 600 undergraduate and graduate students through the College of Arts and Sciences , the McColl School of Business , the Wayland H. Cato , Jr. School of Education , the School of Communication , Hayworth College for Adult Studies and the Andrew Blair College of Health which features the Presbyterian School of Nursing. Queens has provided transformational experiences for students for more than 150 years. The university today offers 34 undergraduate majors and 66 concentrations , and nine graduate programs. We ranked in the top 10 percent nationally in The National Survey of Student Engagement???s five benchmark categories. There are many unique opportunities for engagement including the Core Program in the Liberal Arts which received accolades from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Our exemplary international study program ranked second in the nation for student participation with more than 90 percent of undergraduates studying abroad. Our internship programs ??? which draw 100 percent student participation - have been ranked among the best in the nation. At Queens the student / professor ratio is 12 to 1 , which fosters meaningful student - teacher relationships. In all of our programs , we emphasize active and collaborative learning , a creative synthesis of the liberal arts with the world of work , and the value of lifelong learning. We value the factors which foster student success : an intimate learning environment , excellence in teaching , intellectual curiosity and an education grounded in the liberal arts tradition which develops critical thinking , creativity , communication , commitment to ethical behavior and responsible citizenship , and which serves as a foundation for successful and fulfilling lives. We also value responsibility and service to society in keeping with our Presbyterian heritage and as expressed in our motto , ???Not to be served , but to serve.??? Queens is thriving , boasting five N.C. Professors of the Year on the faculty and 18 NCAA Division II men's and women's athletic teams. The nursing school produces the most registered nurses of any private university in N.C. Our last few freshman classes have been the largest in more than 30 years ; a testament to the university???s commitment to providing a world - class education in an intimate , challenging setting. The university is still growing , with the recent addition of a new , 65 - acre sports complex and plans for a new sciences and health building. Major improvements to campus facilities have been completed or are underway including residence hall and dining hall renovations. | Founded in 1860 by Franciscan friars , Quincy University is a Catholic , co - educational , residential university offering undergraduate , graduate , and adult education programs that integrate liberal arts , active learning , practical experience , and Franciscan values. Known as a caring and engaged learning community , Quincy embraces its Franciscan heritage while promoting the values of inclusion , nonviolence , reverence for creation , and celebration. Students of all faiths and beliefs are welcomed and encouraged to grow personally and serve others. In addition , approximately 98 percent of students from all family income levels receive need or merit - based financial aid. Nestled within Quincy , Ill. , a city situated on limestone bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River , Quincy's campus offers a combination of simplistic living , modern technology , and natural beauty. Francis Hall , the main academic building , features classic architectural elements with a Tower. An adjoining building houses the Main Chapel designed in Romanesque - style and 2 smaller chapels. The campus is green in the summertime and bursting with color in the fall and spring. Every resident room is equipped with high - speed Internet access and students have access to 6 computer labs plus campus - wide Wireless Internet. More than 1 , 500 students from 27 states and 9 other countries enroll in over 30 undergraduate majors and 4 graduate programs. Students gain insight not just from their major but from many fields of study , helping them to think critically and see issues from different points of view. Learning is grounded in the real world , taught by faculty members who are leaders in their fields and supplemented by significant internships in the workplace. For instance , nursing students practice procedures in a simulated hospital lab , prior to their clinical work ; freshman aviation students fly in the air after attending school for just 2 weeks ; and courses for education majors are held at area elementary and high schools. Class sizes average 20 students , where professors not only know students' names , they care about students' intellectual and personal growth. Our Learning Communities give students in like majors an opportunity to live and learn together by enrolling in similar courses and creating study groups in residence halls. Students in Learning Communities develop their QU - family support system immediately and become more involved on campus. Internships are integral to a Quincy education. Students intern as early as their first year gaining valuable work experience. Organizations and businesses that hire Quincy students include ESPN , Walt Disney World , St. Louis Cardinals , Archer Daniels Midland , and the National Association of Broadcasters. Our worldwide service projects teach students about society , about what it means to be compassionate , and about their values , not to mention skills in team building , organizing , and leading. Our alumni , in all 50 states and 12 countries , are eager to help new students and graduates succeed. Recent grads include a New York environmental analyst , a St. Louis Cardinals pitcher , an RN at Mayo Clinic , and a senior national accounts manager at USA Today. Graduate , law , and medical schools attended by recent grads include Carnegie Mellon , Washington University School of Law , Loyola , and the Adler School of Professional Psychology. Student - athletes compete at the NCAA Division II level in 16 sports , where academic success is emphasized along with athletic achievement. Students choose from more than 40 clubs and organizations , including student newspaper , performing arts , 3 national Greek organizations , and professional organizations. Our intramural program and state - of - the - art Health and Fitness Center are also popular. Quincy University is about learning , caring and connecting. It's about living your education. Individual visits can be scheduled weekdays and Saturdays , and we also host group visits throughout the year. | Quinnipiac University is committed to providing high quality academic programs in a student - oriented environment , on a campus with a strong sense of community. With three distinct campus settings , Quinnipiac offers a suburban location with easy access to nearby attractions. Located in Hamden , CT , the uniquely attractive Mount Carmel campus of 250 acres is located minutes from New Haven , mid - way between New York City and Boston , and offers 52 undergraduate majors plus internships , study abroad and clinical experiences in Business , Communications , Health Sciences , Education , Liberal Arts and Sciences and Law to the 5 , 700 undergraduate and 2 , 000 graduate and part time students. Freshmen and sophomores are housed on the Mount Carmel campus in traditional and suite - style residence halls , many with kitchens. Excellent facilities such as the news technology center , audio production studio , and the fully digital high - definition production studio in the Ed McMahon Center for Mass Communications , and the Financial Technology Center ( trading room ), and a wireless campus provide state - of - the - art technology. The nearby 250 acre York Hill campus is home to the TD Bank Sport Center with twin 3300 seat areas for ice hockey and basketball , junior and senior suite - style housing , magnificent views , a 2000 car parking garage and a lodge - like student center. The North Haven campus ( purchased from Anthem / Blue Cross ) just 4 miles away with 104 acres opened its first of four buildings , and is home to the Schools of Health Sciences , Nursing and Education with state - of - the art facilities for upper level and graduate courses in Physical and Occupational Therapy , Nursing , Diagnostic Imaging , Radiologist Assistant and Physician Assistant programs. A Medical School , is slated to open in 2013 - 14. Unique to Quinnipiac is the Schweitzer Institute which invites speakers to campus , and involves students in alternative spring break service trips to Nicaragua , Costa Rica and Barbados. Writing Across the Curriculum ( WAC ) strengthens writing skills in all subjects , and the Quinnipiac seminar series brings a common book freshmen experience , discussing the individual in the local community , and expands to the sophomore and junior seminars exploring the individual in the national and international communities. Quinnipiac offers a great deal to students outside their academic life with nineteen athletic teams ( nickname , the "Bobcats" ) compete in Division I sports ( Men's and Women's Ice Hockey is a member of the ECAC , most other teams are in the Northeast Conference ) .Quinnipiac is adjacent to the 1 , 700 acre Sleeping Giant State park with trails for hiking and scenic views. Seventy - five percent of the entering class comes from out of state and ninety - five percent of the freshmen live on campus. Although resident freshmen may not bring a car to campus , the University maintains an extensive campus shuttle system which brings students to nearby shopping , restaurants , museums , and the New Haven train station with access to Metro North and Amtrak. | Currently celebrating its Centennial year ( 1910 - 2010 ), Radford University is a comprehensive , mid - sized university located in the heart of southwestern Virginia. With small class sizes , rigorous academics , a strong emphasis on service to others and a beautiful 191 acre campus , RU provides an education that is focused on developing the student both inside and outside of the classroom. RU's Honors Academy and LEAD Scholars Program provide furthur opportunities for motivated students to pursue additional academic and leadership opportunities. RU features a student body of approximately 9 , 000 and nationally recognized faculty - student collaborations. The university's size enables it to provide its students with the broad opportunities and advantages often associated with a larger university. At the same time , RU provides unique opportunities for students and faculty members to develop highly personalized relationships that enrich the educational experience. The university offers 67 degree programs at the undergraduate level and 20 fields of study at the graduate level that have 18 options or specializations and seven post - baccalaureate certificates. Recognizing the growing societal need for additional professionals in the allied health sciences , the university has recently added doctoral degrees in psychology , physical therapy , and nursing practice , and a master's in occupational therapy. Radford University supports a culturally diverse student population through over 200 student clubs and organizations. The recently established Center for Diversity and Inclusion helps provide a student learning environment that respects diversity and encourages individuals to appreciate and value the differences that makes them unique. Competing in the Big South Conference , Radford University operates an outstanding NCAA Division I athletic program. The university's athletics complex includes an array of modern fields , courts and stadiums. A comprehensive intramural program provides the entire student body with opportunities to participate in recreational and competitive sports. RU continues to make advancements in the expansion and renovation of its campus. Fall of 2008 saw the opening of the state - of - the - art Covington Center for Visual and Performing Arts and in August 2009 , RU completed a major renovation of Young Hall , making it one of the most technologically advanced academic buildings in the United States. In spring 2010 , RU began construction of a $44 million signature building for the College of Business and Economics. Construction of a new $32 million student fitness and wellness center will begin in 2011. Radford University is recognized for its commitment to sustainability and responsible stewardship of economic , social and environmental resources. In 2010 , RU was named to the Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine's honor roll of "Cool Schools" as one of 12 of the southeastern region's greenest colleges and universities. | Ramapo College of New Jersey is sometimes mistaken for a private college. This is , in part , due to its unique interdisciplinary academic structure , its size of almost 6 , 000 students , and its pastoral setting. Ramapo offers bachelor's degrees in the arts , business , humanities , social sciences and the sciences , master's degrees in nursing , educational technology and liberal arts , as well as professional studies including teacher certification and social work. Ramapo has articulation programs at the bachelor's , master's and doctoral levels in the health and medical fields. Ramapo offers these joint programs in partnership with the University of Medicine and Dentistry ( UMDNJ ), New York Chiropractic College , the State University of New York ( SUNY ), New York University College of Dentistry , and New York College of Podiatric Medicine. In Fall 2007 , Ramapo concluded our joint Nursing degree program with UMDNJ , and transitioned the curriculum for BSN and MSN studies totally over to Ramapo College. Ramapo boasts an average student faculty ratio of 18 to 1. The average class size of 23 affords students the opportunity to develop close ties to Ramapo's exceptional faculty , of whom more than 95 percent hold terminal degrees in their field. | Randolph College builds on a long history of academic excellence , intellectual inquiry and artistic expression , fostered by close student / faculty relationships , a spirit of exploration and collaboration , and exposure to a rich diversity of people and ideas. Honoring its founding as Randolph - Macon Woman's College , the College both promotes understanding in its students of how gender shapes the lives of women and men and empowers its graduates to live and foster "A Life More Abundant". Randolph College education values personal challenge , global perspective , and applied experience , as defined by : An Honors environment , where each student can contribute to the intellectual life of the community and confront important questions by working closely with faculty members to take responsibility for the student's own learning , bring fresh perspectives to the classroom and undertake original research or engage in artistic creation in a capstone experience. A Global environment , where each student can connect to the world and seek to understand the important issues of the 21st century through study abroad , foreign language and culture offerings , courses with global and historical perspectives , interaction with international students , and participation in off - campus experiences. An Experiential Learning environment , where each student can collaborate with those in the campus community , the nation and beyond and actively explore the student's interests in imaginative ways through a broad range of hands - on courses , co - curricular and athletic activities , leadership development opportunities , volunteer service , internships and study abroad. These core characteristics stimulate students to pursue and achieve goals that have personal meaning in an atmosphere of integrity and mutual trust , owing to the Honor System that has long been a key element of the College's culture. The Randolph student body is richly diverse , drawn from approximately 40 states and 40 foreign countries. The population is 67 percent white , 21 percent domestic students of color , and 12 percent international. Students are forward thinking. Only about 15 percent think their highest educational attainment will be a bachelor's degree. 60 percent anticipate earning a master's degree or Ph.D. and 25 percent expect to earn a professional degree such as a J.D. , M.D. , or M.B.A. The College is looking for students who are excited about engaging in the educational process in its many dimensions -- academic , co - curricular , and social. It encourages students to be open to new ideas and to explore issues and problems that fascinate them. | Founded in 1830 , Randolph - Macon is a selective , co - educational liberal arts college ideally located in scenic Ashland , Virginia , just minutes north of Richmond , the state capital and 90 miles south of Washington D.C. The college is easily accessible from any direction , sits off of Interstate 95 , has an Amtrak station across from campus and is in close proximity to Richmond International Airport. Randolph - Macon has an enrollment of approximately 1200 students and achieves its mission of developing the minds and character of its students by maintaining a student - faculty ration of 11 : 1 and an average class size of 15. The college offers a vast choice of majors and minors , has an outstanding national reputation for its exceptional faculty and rigorous academic program , and prepares students for graduate school and a lifetime of changing careers and success in the real world. The foundation of Randolph - Macon's strength is the quality of its faculty. Approximately 90% of all faculty have their Ph.D.s and are recognized nationally for teaching excellence and highly - regarded as experts in their area. The personal interaction between R - MC's faculty and students create unique moments of connection that both challenge students to maximize their potential and help build relationships that last a lifetime. Randolph - Macon offers a wide breadth of local , national and international internships in virtually every field. Students are able to experience a meaningful educational experience in various careers in a real work environment and demonstrate their potential. Randolph - Macon also has an active alumni body who are engaged in the life of the college. They provide students with valuable networking opportunities , both while at R - MC and after graduation. Randolph - Macon's extensive international education program provides students with various global opportunities. Students can study abroad for a semester or immerse themselves in another culture for one month during the college's unique January term ( J - term ) program. Over 200 students ( 80 - 90% of the graduating class ) travel to other countries each year with faculty members to each continent. During J - term , many students track their adventures by submitting J - Term Diaries or blogs that allows the reader to follow their month - long journeys and new areas of discovery. This program also affords students with the opportunity to participate in an internship or other area of study on campus. The Schapiro Undergraduate Research Fellowship ( SURF ) program supports more than 30 students each summer , allowing for equipment purchase , on - campus housing and stipend payment , to work one - on - one with faculty members on research projects in the sciences , social sciences and humanities. Students conduct research in a variety of areas and are provided the opportunity to share their findings with their peers and at regional , national and international conferences with their faculty. A Randolph - Macon education is also affordable. The college offers a competitive financial aid program to include scholarships and grants ; a significant percentage of applicants are eligible to receive some form of financial assistance. Randolph - Macon is a proud member of NCAA Division III , the Old Dominion Athletic Conference and sponsors 15 intercollegiate sports. Many of its teams and students are nationally - ranked and have won national championships. The college also offers a healthy Greek Life system and provides dozens of student organizations from which to choose. A majority of students are actively engaged and participate in community service and outreach programs and have raised thousands of dollars for community organizations. Randolph - Macon College's Phi Beta Kappa Chapter received the organization's Triennial award for the most outstanding chapter at a liberal arts college in the United States. Randolph - Macon is also the oldest United Methodist Church - affiliated college in the nation. | N / A | Regis University educates men and women of all ages to take leadership roles and to make a positive impact in a changing society. In the Catholic and Jesuit tradition , we seek to provide values - centered undergraduate and graduate education , as well as to strengthen our commitment to community service. We nurture the life of the mind and the pursuit of truth within an environment conducive to effective teaching , learning and personal development. We encourage the continual search for truth , values and a just existence. Throughout this process , we examine and attempt to answer the question : "How ought we to live?" | With a demanding and supportive atmosphere , Reinhardt College offers a unique combination of challenge and care. Though the Main Campus in Waleska , Ga. , is nestled in scenic northwestern Georgia , it's only 45 minutes from Atlanta. The Reinhardt at North Fulton offers adult - focused evening and weekend classes in bustling Alpharetta , Ga. As a growing liberal arts college , Reinhardt has programs in more than 36 fields of study. Since 1883 , Reinhardt has educated the whole person , thus athletics , intramurals , residential life , student organizations , religious activities , service projects , internships , study abroad programs and student work provide a rich and varied complement to academic instruction. | Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is the nation's oldest technological university. Since 1824 , Rensselaer faculty , researchers , graduates and students have been at the forefront of leading technology advances , ranging from engineering some of the nation's first suspension bridges in the 19th Century to helping to lead evolution of the Worldwide Web into a core foundation of how we interact with each other. Since 2001 , Rensselaer has been guided by The Rensselaer Plan. The comprehensive strategic plan for the Institute serves as catalyst for change and sets forth the ambitions of the Institute. Under this plan , the university's accomplishments in just the last five years includes critical advances related to the blood - thinner drug Heparin and Institute research experiments now being conducted on the International Space Station. Student achievement and the expansion of research at all levels remain the most transformational objectives of the plan. Rensselaer faculty are known for pre - eminence in research conducted in a wide range of fields , with particular emphasis in biotechnology , the Worldwide Web , engineering , energy and the environment , nanotechnology , information technology , and media arts and technology. Students are encouraged to work in interdisciplinary programs that allow them to combine scholarly work from several departments or schools. In 2010 , the university launched the nation's first undergraduate degree in the new field of Web Science. This new interdisciplinary field melds the ongoing study of Information Technology with investigation of Web issues related to security , trust , privacy , content value , and the development of the Web of the future. In addition , the university's three - year - old video game design program was ranked by the Princeton Review as one of the nation's top eight game - design programs in 2010. Rensselaer provides students with an educational approach distinguished by experimental study ; research and entrepreneurial partnerships with faculty ; and a lively and intellectually engaging campus environment. The university is home to cutting - edge facilities and research platforms that accommodate and advance research initiatives and can be found to work together in ways that represent a new model in higher education. The Center for Biotechnology and Interdisciplinary Studies houses more than 400 Rensselaer researchers in biotechnology and related disciplines who work in functional tissue engineering , regenerative medicine , integrated systems biology , bioinformatics , biocatalysis , metabolic engineering , and more. The Computational Center for Nanotechnology Innovations is among the world's most powerful university - based supercomputers. The CCNI is designed to advance semiconductor technology to the nanoscale , while also enabling key nanotechnology innovations in the fields of energy , biotechnology , new materials , arts , and medicine. The Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center , opened in October 2008 , provides a platform for exploration and learning at the nexus of research , technology , and the performing arts. The building houses a 1 , 200 - seat concert hall , a 400 - seat theater , flexible black box studio spaces , and production facilities to support visualization , simulation , and animation studies. During 2009 - 2010 academic year , Rensselaer opened the new $92 million East Campus Athletic village , the most extensive athletic construction project in Rensselaer history , offering athletic and recreation facilities that will change the student experience dramatically. The new complex features a multipurpose lighted stadium with field turf and seating for 5 , 200 , and a 1 , 200 seat basketball arena. Five NSF Career Award Winners at Rensselaer.Also , a fully equipped 4 , 800 square foot strength and conditioning center connects to a professional - caliber sports medicine suite | Building on its historic roots in teacher education and its current status as the largest preparer of educators in the State , Rhode Island College aspires to be broadly recognized for the excellence of its academic , public service , and cultural programs. Widely known for its curricula in education , fine and performing arts , nursing , and social work , the College is equally committed to offering a broad array of undergraduate arts and sciences and professional majors. The College is dedicated to ensuring that each student experience academic life in a caring community where education is informed by serious inquiry , civic engagement , and open discourse ; and , its faculty continually strive to fulfill the promise of the liberal arts education : an open and inquiring mind. As the State's single comprehensive institution of higher education , the College fulfills Rhode Island's promise of affordable access to superior higher education for traditional and non - traditional students alike - because , to foster the growth and development of each individual enriches everyone. The College further fulfills its responsibility through the public service , continuing education offerings , and cultural opportunities it provides for the citizens of Rhode Island. | Rhodes aspires to graduate students with a lifelong passion for learning , a compassion for others and the ability to translate rigorous academic study and personal concern into effective leadership and action. Students administer the Honor Code and interact with Memphis through service ( 80% of the students volunteer at nonprofits ) and internships ( 60% participate in 150+ academic internships ) . All enjoy the city's amenities , from blues on Beale Street to the giant pandas at the zoo to museums , art galleries , opera and the symphony. The highly - selective , private liberal arts college frequently has been cited for having one of the nation's most beautiful campuses. | Undergraduate education has remained at the center of Rice University's mission since its founding nearly 100 years ago. Our students have unparalleled opportunities to learn from distinguished faculty through classroom interaction and research collaboration. Rice combines the advantages of a liberal arts college , including small class sizes and a low faculty to student ratio , with the resources and facilities of a premier research university. The distinctive residential college system enhances the Rice experience by allowing students to flourish as individuals in a community of their peers. Rice's comparative advantages lie in our relatively small size , our emphasis on undergraduate education , our focused areas of strength , the relative ease by which we can foster interdisciplinary study , and our possibilities for teaching and research excellence across the range of human knowledge and endeavor. Rice boasts a 5 : 1 student - faculty ratio , a median class size of 15 , an endowment of $3.61 billion , numerous opportunities for undergraduates to conduct primary research , and a strong sense of community fostered by our residential college system. Rice practices need - blind admission , meets 100 percent of students' demonstrated need , and is consistently heralded as one of the best values in higher education. | Stockton's focus is on undergraduate teaching and learning in a Liberal Arts setting , with specialized graduate programs that are an outgrowth of , rather than an add - on to the curriculum. Our specialized General Studies programs ensure that students don't simply take classes ; they participate in an educational program that has elements of writing , quantitative reasoning , and multicultural studies. Service learning and participation in community activities are an important aspect of student learning. Student services areas are seen as extensions on learning , and opportunities to encourage leadership. | Rider attracts and graduates talented and motivated students with diverse backgrounds from across the nation and around the world and puts them at the center of our learning and living community. As a learner - centered University dedicated to the education of the whole student , Rider provides students the intellectual resources and breadth of student life opportunities of a comprehensive university with the personal attention and close student - faculty interactions of a liberal arts college. Through a commitment to high quality teaching , scholarship and experiential opportunities , faculty on both campuses provide undergraduate and graduate students rigorous and relevant programs of study to expand their intellectual , cultural and personal horizons and develop their leadership skills. Our highly regarded programs in the arts , social sciences , sciences , music , business and education challenge students to become active learners who can acquire , interpret , communicate and apply knowledge within and across disciplines to foster the integrative thinking required in a complex and rapidly changing world. Rider attracts highly qualified faculty , staff and administrators with diverse backgrounds who create an environment which inspires intellectual and social engagement , stimulates innovation and service and encourages personal and professional development. As key members of our University community , it is their commitment to our values , vision and mission that will ensure Rider's success. | Ripon College offers an intensely personal liberal arts education in a residential setting. Part of that education includes a one - on - one dynamic between the student and the faculty member. Communicating Plus emphasizes the development of written and oral communication , critical thinking and problem - solving skills. The curriculum focuses on exploring career choices , selecting opportunities to reach those goals and connecting with faculty and alumni through the classroom , internships and research. Student - faculty collaboration is paramount which results in participation in state , regional and national conferences and published research articles in many disciplines. Among Ripon's distinctions are a nationally competitive forensics team which offers scholarships to members , three Rhodes Scholars ( including a 2002 selection ) and a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. | Roanoke College gives students valuable depth and breadth in their education. The depth comes from intensive learning through strong majors and independent studies , special research opportunities , internships and other forms of experiential learning. The breadth comes from a series of unique core courses that span the four years of the undergraduate experience. At Roanoke College , students learn from professors who are experts in their fields. Ninety - five percent of the college's tenure - track faculty members have the highest degrees possible. Almost all professors practice what they teach or contribute to scholarly works in their academic areas or do both. Because of this close - knit academic environment , students learn directly through the experiences of these experts. The type of mentoring relationship that many students have with their Roanoke professors leads them to excellent graduate school placement or directly into fulfilling careers. In fact , almost all seniors ( about 95 percent ) receive job offers within six months of graduation or go on to graduate school. While at Roanoke College , students also benefit from many opportunities to get involved as leaders or participants in the college's 100+ clubs and organizations. With half of its students from Virginia and half from out of state , the college offers regional and national exposure. Alumni have attended a fine selection of graduate schools such as Johns Hopkins , Duke , Columbia , University of Pennsylvania , and Yale. In addition , two recent Roanoke alumni were inducted into the national medical school honor society at the University of Virginia. Graduates also have gone on to fascinating careers ranging from scientific research , underwater archaeology and medicine to television production , humanitarianism and government as well as starting their own businesses. Yet at the heart of all who pass through the college's doors is an overwhelming desire to pursue the things they love. | Robert Morris University offers professional , career - focused education in a collegiate setting to diverse communities. Robert Morris University is an independent , not - for - profit , multi - campus institution offering associate , baccalaureate , and graduate degree programs that focus on integrating theory and applications. Robert Morris University prepares students to be practitioners in their chosen field , socially responsible to their community , and a foundation for their family. | A private university in Pittsburgh's suburban hills , Robert Morris University is set on a tranquil , 230 - acre former estate that is a short drive from the cultural and commercial opportunities of a major city. Founded in 1921 , RMU built its reputation with strong academic programs in the business fields of accounting , finance , marketing and management. To prepare students for success in a changing and competitive workforce , the university has created programs in communications , information systems , engineering , mathematics , science , education , social sciences and nursing in the past decade and now offers 60 undergraduate programs and 20 graduate programs. RMU also offers students a Student Engagement Transcript that documents their activities and leadership outside the classroom. About 5 , 000 full - and part - time undergraduate and graduate students from nearly every state and 37 countries are enrolled. RMU is a teaching - centered institution , featuring small classes taught by professors and a student - faculty ratio of 15 : 1. The campus continues to blossom since attaining university status in 2002 , with a new football stadium , an apartment - style residence hall , and major renovations to dormitories and classrooms. This year the university will break ground on a new business school building with a state - of - the - art simulated stock trading floor. The university has 90 student clubs and organizations , and RMU's competitive athletics program boasts 23 NCAA Division I teams and numerous division titles and championships. | Roberts Wesleyan College is a vital part of Rochester NY's exceptional mix of educational opportunities. With an enrollment of more than 1 , 800 students and a tradition of excellence dating back to 1866 , Roberts Wesleyan is a dynamic leader among American liberal arts colleges with a Christian worldview. Roberts Wesleyan , a U.S. News & World Report Best Value , offers more than 50 undergraduate programs , as well as graduate programs in education , school psychology , school counseling , counseling in ministry , social work , and management. Roberts also offers innovative undergraduate degree - completion programs for working adults in nursing ( classroom - based ) and organizational management ( classroom and online ) . | RIT is among the world's leading career - oriented , technological institutions. Ambitious , creative , diverse , and career - oriented students from every state and more than 100 foreign countries find a home in RIT's innovative , vibrant living / learning community. The university's eight colleges offer undergraduate and graduate programs in areas such as engineering , computing , information technology , engineering technology , business , hospitality , science , art , design , photography , biomedical sciences , game design and development , and the liberal arts including psychology , advertising and public relations , and public policy Distinctive academic offerings include microelectronic and software engineering , imaging science , film and animation , biotechnology , physician assistant , new media , international business , telecommunications , and the programs in the School for American Crafts. In addition , students may choose from more than eighty different minors to develop personal and professional interests that complement their academic program. As home of the National Technical Institute for the Deaf ( NTID ), RIT is a leader in providing educational opportunities and access services for deaf and hard - of - hearing students. Experiential learning has been a hallmark of an RIT education since 1912. Every academic program at RIT offers some form of experiential education opportunity which may include cooperative education , internships , study abroad , and undergraduate research. Students work hard , but learning is complemented with plenty of organized and spontaneous events and activities. RIT is a unique blend of rigor and fun , creativity and specialization , intellect and practice that prepares alumni for long - term career success in global society. | Rockford College's mission is to educate men and women to lead responsible productive lives by means of a curriculum grounded in liberal arts learning and complemented and extended by professional and practical experiences. Through the total academic and co - curricular experience , Rockford College strives to prepare students for fulfilling lives , careers , and participation in a modern and changing global society. At Rockford College we have a vision to be Jane Addams' college in the 21st century. By that , we signal an aspiration to live , learn and work in a contemporary way that honors the principles of Jane Addams , the distinguished 1881 graduate of the college who founded Hull House in Chicago and became the first American woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. Long before Miss Addams won the 1931 Nobel Peace Prize , she was a Rockford College student. Today , we are still educating students like Jane , activists , intellectuals , humanitarians , and peacemakers. Our liberal arts program is designed for those rare individuals who have a vision for changing the world , who care about social action and public service. We are looking for students who share our passion for social justice and civic engagement. At Rockford , our students are not preparing to make a difference in the world. They are making a difference now. Rockford College offers : accredited university - level courses , fewer than 20 students per class , state - of - the - art wireless Internet , more than 70 majors , minors and concentrations , easy access to Chicago , on - campus housing and food service. Rockford College has a rich history of encouraging students to become engaged and active citizens in our community. Students who join Rockford College become part of a 162 year tradition and they use their time here to take part in the myriad opportunities that will come their way , on campus and off. Whether it is in a classroom , on an athletic team , in our theater , as a volunteer for a community service project or through experiences studying abroad , we hope that our students' time at Rockford College is memorable and meaningful. Students at Rockford College today , like Jane Addams before them , think critically , act compassionately , and embrace the ideals of citizenship. If you share our commitment to critical thinking and compassionate action , we invite you to join us. | Rockhurst University is a comprehensive , four - year Catholic Jesuit university of 3 , 000 students in the business and cultural heart of Kansas City. Rockhurst educates undergraduate and graduate students , emphasizing "Learning , Leadership and Service in the Jesuit tradition." In the classroom , students are encouraged to engage in the rigorous intellectual inquiry for which Jesuit institutions are known. Faculty and staff work personally with students to help them identify their gifts and talents , and to develop those gifts through leadership and service to others. More than 90 percent of undergraduates volunteer in the community ; Rockhurst has a Center for Service Learning to coordinate and promote these efforts. | Rocky Mountain College educates future leaders through liberal arts and professional programs that cultivate critical thinking , creative expression , ethical decision making , informed citizenship , and professional excellence. | Roger Williams University is a regional leader in the liberal arts strengthened by professional schools. The 140 - acre coastal campus lies in historic Bristol , Rhode Island , and is easily accessible from Boston and New York. Accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges , the university draws 3 , 771 full - time undergraduates. Forty liberal arts majors and professional programs blend the traditional and innovative , cultivating multiple areas of expertise. The university also offers graduate programs and the state's only law school. The campus includes modern facilities , recreation , athletics and social opportunities. Students gain the tools to succeed in careers and further study. | Founded through innovation , focused on excellence , fueled by dedication to pragmatic liberal arts -- Rollins College has transformed lives by educating responsible , global citizens since 1885. Located lakeside in Winter Park , Florida , Rollins provides small - town community and proximity to neighboring Orlando , a premier international destination. Beneath Spanish moss and inside the arched doorways of Spanish - Mediterranean buildings , students experience small classes led by faculty nationally recognized for innovative teaching and scholarship. Data demonstrate that our students excel in writing , collaboration , discussion , and community - based learning. Students work with faculty to publish collaborative research. Unique curricula , such as Sustainable Development , Australian Studies , and language - intensive International Business , complement the traditional liberal arts. | Roosevelt University was founded in 1945 and named in honor of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt. From its beginning , Roosevelt pioneered the concept of making higher education available to all students who could qualify academically regardless of their social or economic class , racial or ethnic origin , sex , or age. This ideal attracted Albert Einstein , Albert Schweitzer , Eleanor Roosevelt , Marian Anderson , and Pearl Buck to the University's first advisory board. Today , Roosevelt remains dedicated to the enlightenment of the human spirit through educating socially conscious citizens for active and dedicated lives as leaders in their professions and their communities. | A student's education and experience should stem from their goals , their strengths , and their best opportunities to make positive changes to the world. At Rosemont College students will gain knowledge , develop critical skills , and grow as a person of character. Rosemont College offers students an exceptional and comprehensive learning experience. With 23 undergraduate majors ; seven graduate programs ; 10 pre - professional , certification , and dual - degrees programs ; 13 varsity sport teams ; and numerous clubs , Rosemont develops a student's unique talents emphasizing what they best at and remains connected to what they want to do. Rosemont's degree requirements ensure that students will build intellectual muscle and practical skills in many areas including language , writing , science , ethics , culture , religion , and the arts. They will work with professors and advisors to draft a personalized mission plan that will guide their academic and extracurricular life. Students will also gain a solid understanding of their major by combing things they learn in class with internships and field placement. Every Rosemont student links classroom learning with the real world through hands - on experiences. | In the past 15 years , Rowan University has become one of the most recognized and highly regarded colleges and universities in the mid - Atlantic region. Rowan's dramatic transformation is due in part to the university's large investment in upgrading its facilities , construction of new buildings and residence halls , and broadening its academic offerings. The 11 , 000+ student university , located 20 minutes from Philadelphia , offers an outstanding education at an exceptional value. US News & World Report ranks Rowan in the Top Tier of Northern Regional Universities. Kiplinger's has named Rowan one of the "100 Best Buys in Public Colleges and Universities" and the Princeton Review included it in "The Best Northeastern Colleges". | Russell Sage College was founded in Troy in 1916 by philanthropist Margaret Olivia Slocum Sage , with the guidance of Eliza Kellas , head of the college preparatory Emma Willard School ( also located in Troy , NY ) . Together they founded Russell Sage College as a "school of practical arts , " one of the very first institutions to offer women the means of economic and social interdependence through preparation for professional careers. Today Sage continues to encourage women to take risks , discover their strengths , and apply what they've learned in the real world. Sage remains one of the few women's colleges in the country that has a general education core based on women's experiences ; first - year students take "Women in the World" and seniors take "Women Changing the World , " reflecting their progress toward embodying the RSC motto , "To Be , To Know , To Do." Sage's Early College program is one of the only two in the country designed for early college entry by outstanding your women in high school. Sage is proud to offer women the opportunity to excel in areas such as math and science , where they have traditionally been excluded. The College maintains the only nanotechnology business incubator on a women's college campus in the U.S. The $5 million Incubator for Nanotechnology Ventures , Emerging Sciences , and Technologies ( INVEST at Sage ) is a nanotechnology incubator created in 2005 by Russell Sage College and Evident Technologies of Troy. The incubator provides space and resources to help high tech companies grow and expand , while advancing Sage's programs in science , technology and business. Russell Sage is also home to the New York State Theatre Institute , a professional company that produces theatre for family audiences. All theatre and musical theatre majors intern with NYSTI , where they have the opportunity to qualify for membership in the Actors' Equity Association. Undergraduate research is a hallmark of RSC , which sends students annually to the National Conference on Undergraduate Research and funds individual students whose presentations have been accepted at national and regional conferences. All majors have a capstone research or performance experience required of seniors , and each year the College celebrates student accomplishment at the Spring Symposium of Works in Progress. The new Donnelly Center for Undergraduate Research assists students with research and presentation skills. Also new at RSC is the Sage Language Acquisition Program ( SLAP ), which adds Italian and Chinese to the current offerings of Spanish and French. SLAP features innovative teaching methods that focus on oral comprehension and fluency as well as the cultural context of language. SLAP students live in International House - one of several Living / Learning opportunities at the College. Finally , many Russell Sage students elect to accelerate into masters or doctoral programs at Sage. By using summers to complete some degree requirements , students in any major my complete their undergraduate work in three to three and a half years , and move directly into a graduate program in Business , Education , Psychology , Occupational Therapy , or Physical Therapy. Accelerated programs are also available in conjunction with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute ( math / engineering ), Albany Law School ( 3+3 BA / JD ), and Albany Medical Center ( early assurance Medical School program , articulation agreement with Physician's Assistant Program ) . New in Fall 2009 is the Renaissance Baccalaureate , a three - year accelerated degree offered in a number of multi - disciplinary majors ( Environmental Studies , International and Globalization Studies , American Studies among them ), which features a 15 - credit interdisciplinary summer course called Sage on the Hudson. | Rutgers , The State University of New Jersey , embodies the historical development of higher education in the United States. From its colonial inception as Queen's College in 1766 , the institution grew to become Rutgers College in 1825. In 1864 it was designated the state's land - grant institution. Assuming university status in 1924 , it was further transformed by legislative acts in 1945 , and in 1956 the institution became Rutgers , The State University of New Jersey. 1989 marked another historic milestone when the university became a member of the Association of American Universities ( AAU ), connoting its position as one of the major public comprehensive research universities in the U.S. , and the only one of its kind in New Jersey. Rutgers' evolution is not yet complete. Strategic goals for Rutgers University established by university president Richard L. McCormick and the Board of Governors in 2004 are intended to provide a pathway for achieving two overarching aspirations for the university -- greater academic distinction and more significant service to communities beyond campus , particularly to the citizens of our state. In carrying out its threefold mission of instruction , research and public service , Rutgers strives to uphold the following principles. ( See also Appendix A , Mission Statement ) . To conduct fundamental and applied research , to train scholars , researchers and professionals , and to make knowledge available to students , scholars and the general public. To maintain its traditional strength in the arts and sciences , while simultaneously developing such new professional and career - oriented programs as are warranted by public interest , social need , and employment opportunities. To make its educational programs accessible to an appropriately broad student body. To extend its resources and knowledge to various sectors of the public , and to bring its special expertise to bear on the solution of public problems. In fulfilling its mission of service to the state of New Jersey , Rutgers maintains three main campuses in strategic regions of the state : Camden , Newark , and New Brunswick. In addition , through the extension agents of its agricultural experiment station , Rutgers has a presence in all 21 counties of New Jersey. | Rutgers , The State University of New Jersey , embodies the historical development of higher education in the United States. From its colonial inception as Queen's College in 1766 , the institution grew to become Rutgers College in 1825. In 1864 it was designated the state's land - grant institution. Assuming university status in 1924 , it was further transformed by legislative acts in 1945 , and in 1956 the institution became Rutgers , The State University of New Jersey. 1989 marked another historic milestone when the university became a member of the Association of American Universities ( AAU ), connoting its position as one of the major public comprehensive research universities in the U.S. , and the only one of its kind in New Jersey. Rutgers' evolution is not yet complete. Strategic goals for Rutgers University established by university president Richard L. McCormick and the Board of Governors in 2004 are intended to provide a pathway for achieving two overarching aspirations for the university -- greater academic distinction and more significant service to communities beyond campus , particularly to the citizens of our state. In carrying out its threefold mission of instruction , research and public service , Rutgers strives to uphold the following principles. ( See also Appendix A , Mission Statement ) . To conduct fundamental and applied research , to train scholars , researchers and professionals , and to make knowledge available to students , scholars and the general public. To maintain its traditional strength in the arts and sciences , while simultaneously developing such new professional and career - oriented programs as are warranted by public interest , social need , and employment opportunities. To make its educational programs accessible to an appropriately broad student body. To extend its resources and knowledge to various sectors of the public , and to bring its special expertise to bear on the solution of public problems. In fulfilling its mission of service to the state of New Jersey , Rutgers maintains three main campuses in strategic regions of the state : Camden , Newark , and New Brunswick. In addition , through the extension agents of its agricultural experiment station , Rutgers has a presence in all 21 counties of New Jersey. | Rutgers , The State University of New Jersey , embodies the historical development of higher education in the United States. From its colonial inception as Queen's College in 1766 , the institution grew to become Rutgers College in 1825. In 1864 it was designated the state's land - grant institution. Assuming university status in 1924 , it was further transformed by legislative acts in 1945 , and in 1956 the institution became Rutgers , The State University of New Jersey. 1989 marked another historic milestone when the university became a member of the Association of American Universities ( AAU ), connoting its position as one of the major public comprehensive research universities in the U.S. , and the only one of its kind in New Jersey. Rutgers' evolution is not yet complete. Strategic goals for Rutgers University established by university president Richard L. McCormick and the Board of Governors in 2004 are intended to provide a pathway for achieving two overarching aspirations for the university -- greater academic distinction and more significant service to communities beyond campus , particularly to the citizens of our state. In carrying out its threefold mission of instruction , research and public service , Rutgers strives to uphold the following principles. ( See also Appendix A , Mission Statement ) . To conduct fundamental and applied research , to train scholars , researchers and professionals , and to make knowledge available to students , scholars and the general public. To maintain its traditional strength in the arts and sciences , while simultaneously developing such new professional and career - oriented programs as are warranted by public interest , social need , and employment opportunities. To make its educational programs accessible to an appropriately broad student body. To extend its resources and knowledge to various sectors of the public , and to bring its special expertise to bear on the solution of public problems. In fulfilling its mission of service to the state of New Jersey , Rutgers maintains three main campuses in strategic regions of the state : Camden , Newark , and New Brunswick. In addition , through the extension agents of its agricultural experiment station , Rutgers has a presence in all 21 counties of New Jersey. | Sacred Heart University , distinguished by the personal attention it provides its students , is a thriving , dynamic university known for its commitment to academic excellence , Division I athletics , cutting - edge technology , and community service. The second - largest Catholic university in New England , Sacred Heart continues to be innovative in its offerings to students ; recently launched programs include Connecticut's first Doctoral program in Physical Therapy , an MBA program for liberal arts undergraduates at the AACSB - accredited John F. Welch College of Business , and a campus in County Kerry , Ireland. The University's commitment to experiential learning incorporates concrete , real - life study for students in all majors and help lead to the University's 96% job / graduate school placement rate upon graduation. Drawing on the rich resources in New England and New York City , students are connected with research and internship opportunities ranging from co - ops at international advertising agencies to research with faculty on marine life in the Long Island Sound. These experiential learning opportunities are complemented by a rich student life program offering over 80 student organizations including strong music programs , media clubs , and academic honor societies. With 6 , 000 students enrolled in more than 40 undergraduate , graduate , and doctoral programs , this dynamic , lay - led university is an innovative presence within Catholic higher education. | Salem College , a liberal arts college for women , values its students as individuals , develops their unique potential , and prepares them to change the world. Founded in 1772 as a school for girls , Salem is the oldest school in the nation dedicated to the education of women. As a result of the historical evolution of its mission , the College welcomes and educates both women and men in the community through its Continuing Studies Program ( age 23 and over ) and the Graduate Program in Education. Salem's Women in Science and Math Program , Center for Women Writers , School of Music , and Women in Business Program are strong contributors to the greater community. Salem's size , campus environment , and diverse student body enrich the sense of community. Salem is a special environment where students experience the rewards of rigorous academic work , expand their capacity for creative , analytical and ethical thought , and prepare for positions of leadership and responsibility in a changing world. | Nationally recognized for academic excellence , Salisbury University has a creative curriculum emphasizing undergraduate research , study abroad , professional internships and civic engagement. In guidebooks and surveys by U.S. News & World Report , The Princeton Review and others , SU consistently ranks in the top 10 percent of public and private institutions nationwide. Offering students 42 undergraduate and 14 graduate programs , SU has the fastest time - to - degree average in the University System of Maryland. All four academic schools are endowed , a rarity among public institutions. Exceptional students , a highly regarded faculty and dynamic administration have earned SU recognition as A Maryland University of National Distinction. | Salve Regina University is a small university with big opportunity. Located on one of the most beautiful campuses in the country , Salve Regina's historic , oceanfront campus is a place where students feel at home. Students study and live in historic mansions , yet receive an education that prepares them for modern careers and a lifetime of serving their communities. Salve offers excellent professional and liberal arts programs ( most popular are : business , education , administration of justice and biology ) . The classes are small and are all taught by professors ( no grad assistants ) . Salve's small size also makes it easy for students to get involved on - campus with clubs , activities , athletics or intramurals. At Salve , it is easy to become a leader , even in your first year. Newport offers the perfect location for students who love history , sailing and the outdoors. Students can surf , ocean kayak from First Beach or bike ride on the famous Ocean Drive. Newport also hosts several festivals throughout the year. All students get a free statewide trolley / bus pass that takes them throughout Newport or to Providence which is only 30 minutes away. Admission to Salve Regina is competitive. The Admissions Office looks at several factors in reviewing applications. Most important is your day to day academic work and the level of the courses you have taken. We also review recommendation letters and test scores. Leadership positions and community involvement are also considered in the review process. | For more than 160 years , Samford University and its students have impacted the world with their academic achievement and leadership skills. At the University's core is a foundation of Christian values and belief , a mission to nurture persons for God , for learning , forever that has withstood the test of time. Because of the united dedication to this mission , Samford students discover that professors , administrators , and staff encourage them to reach their highest potential intellectually , spiritually , and socially. The rewards are numerous , and the impact on individual lives is endless. | For more than a century , San Diego State University has been providing undergraduate and graduate students with a well - balanced , high quality education. Now with an enrollment of more than 34 , 000 students , SDSU is the largest institution of higher education in the San Diego region and one of the largest in California. It has also become one of the most popular among new undergraduates , receiving more than 62 , 000 applications for the fall 2008 academic year. Renowned for its academic excellence , the university is home to top - ranking programs in education , international business , entrepreneurship , social work , biology and many more. Currently , ten graduate programs are ranked in the top 50 in their categories by U.S. News and World Report's "America's Best Graduate Schools." San Diego State students can choose from 81 undergraduate majors , 64 master's programs and 16 doctoral degree programs in areas ranging from construction engineering to journalism and media studies. Located just miles from the Pacific Ocean and less than an hour from the U.S. - Mexico border , San Diego State students are extending their educational experiences well beyond the borders of the campus. In fact , SDSU ranks No. 1 in California and No. 2 in the nation for sending students abroad as part of their college experience. More than 1 , 400 SDSU students studied abroad last year , traveling to places like China , India and Japan. In addition , the university has pioneered several dual and triple degree programs which allow students to earn degrees from universities worldwide in addition to SDSU. Increasingly recognized for innovative research , San Diego State has achieved the prestigious designation of Research University with high research activity granted by the Carnegie Foundation. SDSU has been ranked as the # 1 small research university in the country for two years in a row by Academic Analytics. Since 2000 , SDSU faculty and staff have attracted more than $1 billion in grants and contracts for research and program administration. Private giving to San Diego State has also risen sharply in recent years , reaching a record $65 million in the 2003 - 2004 fiscal year. During 2007 , SDSU launched its first comprehensive fundraising campaign with the goal of becoming a top - 10 urban research university in the next decade. SDSU faculty are committed to the teacher - scholar model , contributing unique and model research that benefits the world - at - large while giving undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to have hands - on research experience. Students participate in an academic curriculum distinguished by direct contact with faculty and an increasing international emphasis that prepares them for a global future. SDSU , its students and alumni serve as a key engine for the San Diego regional economy , producing thousands of graduates each year , 60% of whom stay in San Diego to pursue their careers. A strong community partner , SDSU is committed to serving the richly diverse San Diego region. The university leads programs focused on advancing urban education , improving local water quality and enriching cross - border relationships with Mexico. SDSU's beautiful and historic campus serves to enrich the student experience , providing leading - edge laboratories and high - tech classrooms within its Spanish - style architecture. Thousands of students live on campus and many more participate in campus life through the hundreds of academic , athletic and Greek organizations. | San Francisco State University , located in one of the world's most vibrant and beautiful cities , is a recognized leader in addressing issues both global and close to home. In the global arena , SF State typically enrolls the largest number of international students at any comprehensive university in the U.S. , and ranks second among U.S. universities for the number of students who study abroad for an academic year. With a diverse range of students from almost every state and nearly 100 countries , the University community is a perfect setting for learning to succeed in a pluralistic society and global economy. Our highly diverse campus consistently ranks in the top 20 nationwide in awarding undergraduate degrees to minorities. SF State's pioneering commitment to community and civic engagement is prevalent throughout the curriculum. Nearly 300 courses combine academic study with community involvement , and our location in a center of business , technology and culture provides a laboratory for community - service projects , work - study opportunities and internships. The University has been named by Princeton Review one of 81 "Colleges with a Conscience , " and is classified as one of the Carnegie Foundation's "Community Engagement" institutions. Ever since it was established in 1899 as a teacher - training school , SF State has been known for its commitment to excellent teaching. Students work closely with senior professors and other instructors from freshman year through graduation. Trained in some of the finest institutions in the world , faculty members include winners of prestigious teaching awards , cutting - edge researchers , and professionals devoted to solving community problems. SF State awards bachelor's degrees in 115 areas , master's in 95 , and a doctorate in educational leadership. Programs offered jointly with University of California campuses include a Ph.D. and Ed.D. in education with a concentration in special education with UC Berkeley , and physical therapy master's and doctorate degrees with UC San Francisco. In addition , SF State offers 27 credential programs and three certificate programs. SF State's motto is Experientia Docet -- Experience Teaches. Graduates consistently say that hands - on learning was what helped them most when beginning their careers. Students apply their talents and classroom learning to real - world challenges through community - service learning , credit - earning internships , and participation with community - focused centers and institutes that address issues relating to health , education , the environment , business , child care and undeserved communities. More than 200 clubs and organizations help students explore their interests and connect with others. The Associated Students , SF State's student government , supports a first - class child care program , low - cost health insurance and a legal resource center. In addition , many fraternities and sororities are active on campus. Intercollegiate sports for women are basketball , cross - country , indoor and outdoor track and field , soccer , softball and volleyball. For men , SF State offers baseball , basketball , cross - country , soccer and wrestling. The University is a member of the California Collegiate Athletic Association , an NCAA Division II conference , for all sports except wrestling which is in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. Intramural leagues , tournaments and recreational activities -- men's , women's and coed -- are offered in the fall and spring semesters. Sports include basketball , volleyball , indoor soccer , swimming , bowling , ultimate frisbee , water polo , softball , badminton , tennis and flag football. SF State is an arts and culture center , with hundreds of workshops , guest lectures and exhibits held throughout the year. Events and exhibits feature the work of students and faculty members as well as professionals from outside the University community. | From its beginnings as a normal school in 1857 that trained teachers for the developing frontier , San Jose State University has matured into a metropolitan university offering more than 134 bachelor's and master's degrees with 110 concentrations. SJSU powers the Silicon Valley , providing more engineering , science and business graduates to this high tech region than another college or university in the nation. Other popular programs include the visual and performing arts , teacher preparation , nursing , journalism , social sciences and social work. San Jose State is conveniently located on 154 acres in downtown San Jose , midway between San Francisco and the Monterey / Carmel area at the sunny southern end of San Francisco Bay , and is easily accessible from area freeways. The campus is a cultural crossroads , with a highly diverse student body. http :// www.sjsu.edu. | Santa Clara University , a comprehensive Jesuit , Catholic university , offers its students rigorous undergraduate curricula in arts and sciences , business , and engineering , plus master's and law degrees and engineering Ph.D.s. Distinguished nationally by one of the highest graduation rates among all U.S. master's universities , California's oldest operating higher - education institution demonstrates faith - inspired values of ethics and social justice. Founded in 1851 by the Society of Jesus as "Santa Clara College , " SCU was established on the site of Mission Santa Clara de Asis , the eighth of 21 California missions. The university draws upon more than 450 years of the Jesuit tradition to educate leaders of competence , conscience , and compassion. Located 40 miles south of San Francisco , in the heart of Silicon Valley , Santa Clara University offers abundant career opportunities and access to a variety of educational , cultural , and recreational activities. The 106 - acre campus features beautiful gardens and landscaping , and contains more than 50 buildings , the newest being the Locatelli Student Activities Center - opening in 2010 - a green , two - story facility featuring space for student clubs and organizations and a flexible place for students to schedule events. At Santa Clara , the notion of sustainability informs many of the classes and campus activities. University leaders have committed to reducing carbon dioxide emissions to a level 20 percent below 1990 emissions by the end of 2010. High student satisfaction and achievement are reflected in the fact that 93 percent of freshman students advance to the sophomore year and 85 percent graduate within six years , among the highest percentages in the country. One example of high student achievement is 2009 SCU graduate Beth Tellman , who double majored in sustainable globalization and environmental studies , received the Fulbright U.S. Student Award , and researches food security for coffee farmers in El Salvador. Santa Clara's emphasis on a community of scholars and integrated education attracts faculty members who are as committed to their students intellectual and moral development as they are to pursuing their own scholarship. Santa Clara University's 449 full - time faculty members include Fulbright professors , nationally recognized authors and poets , groundbreaking scientists , and highly regarded economic forecasters. The integration of Santa Clara University and the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley ( JST ) in 2009 resulted in the new Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University. Santa Clara University's 77 , 332 alumni live in all 50 states and in 93 foreign countries. More than half live in the Bay Area , where many of them are leaders in business , law , engineering , academia , and public service. In 2009 , President Barack Obama selected SCU alumni Leon Panetta as director of the Central Intelligence Agency , and Janet Napolitano as secretary of the Department of Homeland Security. In 2009 , Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine named Santa Clara University among the top 50 best values among private universities nationwide , and Business Week ranked the undergraduate business program 39th in the nation. For nearly a decade , the School of Law's intellectual property program has been recognized among the top 10 in the country. The University also was named to the 2009 U.S. President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for community service programs and student involvement. | Santa Fe University of Art and Design offers a dynamic , creative , interdisciplinary arts education grounded in the liberal arts. Some of our most popular majors include film , theater , creative writing , visual arts and contemporary music. Close faculty - student interaction promotes active class discussion and artistic activities , and there are frequent guest appearances by internationally renowned artists and writers on campus and in the community. Small classes and studios characterize the academic experience. We are located in one of the most scenic areas in the American Southwest. | Founded in 1923 , Schreiner University is a private liberal arts university nestled in the beautiful Texas Hill Country in Kerrville , a 60 - minute drive from San Antonio. Primarily undergraduate , Schreiner offers a personalized , integrated education that prepares its students for meaningful work and purposeful lives in a changing global society. A supportive university community is a tradition at Schreiner , with professors who excel in the art of teaching , a shared commitment to each student???s success , and a campus life that builds lifelong friendships. One measure of educational value is the amount of personal attention students receive from their professors , and they???re getting their money???s worth at Schreiner. While enrollment has grown to 1 , 011 , the student - teacher ratio is kept at 13 : 1. All classes are small and most have fewer than 20 students. And there are no teaching assistants at Schreiner???all classes are taught by experienced and fully qualified faculty. Schreiner awards baccalaureate degrees , as well as two master???s degrees , and offers 27 undergraduate majors and programs of study : accounting , biochemistry , biology , business , chemistry , communication studies , creative arts , education , engineering 3 / 2 , English , exercise science , finance , general studies , graphic design , history , humanities , international business , management , management information systems , marketing , mathematics , music , political science , psychology , religion , sport management and theatre , in addition to pre - dentistry , pre - law , pre - medicine , pre - optometry , pre - pharmacy , pre - seminary and pre - veterinary science programs. Schreiner???s graduate programs include : Master of Education , Master of Education in Teaching , and Principal Certification. Schreiner???s Master of Education and Master of Education in Teaching degrees are distinctive in that its students graduate in only one year attending class on campus one Saturday per month and participate in online instruction. No night classes. No weekday classes. Schreiner takes prides in being accessible to most students , even those whose families??? financial resources are very limited. Ninety - eight percent of Schreiner???s freshmen have received some form of financial aid and the average financial aid package for full - time undergraduates is more than $12 , 000. Of those , many received 100 percent of their Schreiner tuition. Most find the actual cost of a Schreiner education very close to what they would pay at a Texas public 4 - year school. Schreiner also offers a rich campus life with more than 40 student organizations that encourage students to develop leadership skills and to apply classroom knowledge to real life challenges. Related by covenant to the Presbyterian Church ( U.S.A. ), Schreiner welcomes students of all faiths. Schreiner???s vibrant Campus Ministry program supports a variety of faith - and denomination - based student groups. One in three Schreiner undergraduates participates in intercollegiate athletics , competing in Division III NCAA American Southwest Conference sports : basketball , baseball , soccer , tennis , softball , golf , volleyball and cross - country. Within the last decade , Schreiner has spent nearly $40 million building and upgrading facilities and offers state - of - the - art technology in every field of study. Last year , SU completed ???The Oaks , ??? a new student residence complex. Mountaineer Fitness Center opened Spring 2009. This fall , freshmen will move into brand - new Faulkner Residence Hall. At Schreiner University , ???Learning by Heart??? is more than an expression ; it embodies the experience of learning with your whole being. Visit www.schreiner.edu for more information about Schreiner University. Schedule a campus visit to explore the possibilities. Office of Admission and Financial Aid 2100 Memorial Boulevard Kerrville , Texas 78028 800 - 343 - 4919 830 - 792 - 7217 admissions@schreiner.edu | For the women of Scripps College , academic and extracurricular opportunities abound. Students work with a faculty of distinguished teachers , scholars , and researchers who believe their first responsibility is to stimulate and support undergraduate learning. Seminar - style classes taught only by professors -- never teaching assistants -- ensure that students share ideas in a supportive , interactive atmosphere. At the cornerstone of Scripps' academic program is the Core Curriculum in Interdisciplinary Humanities , which challenges Scripps women not only to think , but to think about the way they think. The Core program looks at the many connections among culture , knowledge , and representation across a number of disciplines , encouraging students' critical awareness of the limits of disciplinary methods and theories. Scripps' Off Campus Study program further encourages students to apply their learning to global experiences by studying abroad for a semester or a year. And by requiring a senior thesis based on research in the major , Scripps stimulates independent thought and a lifelong commitment to original inquiry. As a result of their superb liberal arts education , Scripps graduates go on to attend some of the most prestigious graduate schools in the nation and take on leadership positions in a wide range of fields and endeavors. As part of The Claremont Colleges , a community unique to American higher education , Scripps offers its students the best of both worlds. Students receive the personal attention of a small residential college while benefiting from the academic and social resources of a larger university. With five undergraduate colleges literally next door to one another , The Claremont Colleges provides expanded intellectual , athletic , and extracurricular opportunities to students and faculty at each of the individual colleges. The Joint Science Department , a collaboration of Scripps , Pitzer , and Claremont McKenna Colleges , allows students to take advantage of remarkable research opportunities in pre - medicine and science ; Scripps' science students frequently receive national recognition for their work. Scripps' Claremont location gives students easy access to Los Angeles beaches as well as San Gabriel Mountain skiing , and all the offerings and energy of Southern California. Scripps' campus , considered one of the most beautiful in the United States , is on the National Register of Historic Places. Scripps remains a women's college because it believes that having women at the core of its concerns provides the best environment for intellectually ambitious women to learn from a distinguished faculty and from each other. The College's largely residential population of fewer than 1 , 000 students encourages women to actively participate in their community and to develop a sense of personal and social responsibility. Scripps believes that this form of challenging and individualized education will best prepare women for lives of confidence and success. A current student sums up her college experience so far : The small - campus atmosphere of Scripps provides me with the comfort and support I need to create a home away from home , but it never lets me settle. I have been pushed and encouraged to expand my community and breadth of learning at every opportunity. The students and professors here are incredibly passionate and active ; many classes and campus groups , as well as the academic emphasis on off - campus study , allow us to pursue our goals and get involved with external communities and organizations , extending the Scripps family well beyond the walls of Honnold Gate. I thank my college for this unique experience. | N / A | Seattle University distinguishes itself in three ways : our Jesuit tradition , a broad range of challenging and engaging academic and co - curricular programs , and our home in the world - class city that shares our name. Much of what makes Seattle great - its global connectedness , natural beauty , environmental awareness , cutting - edge music scene and progressive civic ethic - is reflected on our campus in the heart of an energetic urban neighborhood. Seattle University is dedicated to educating the whole person , to professional formation , and to empowering leaders for a just and humane world. Our exceptional faculty offer outstanding programs in the Humanities , Arts and Sciences as well as nationally recognized programs in professional fields including Business , Engineering and Nursing and pre - professional programs in Education , Law and Medicine. We have one professor for every 13 students and we provide them with rich opportunities to learn by engaging and interacting with their teachers and with each other. Our professors are passionate about helping students grow and excel through mentorships , real - world projects and career development. Our students are involved , energized and excited about learning. Seattle University offers 61 undergraduate and 39 graduate programs. Our emphasis on global education , service to society and academic rigor has made us very successful in producing Truman and Fulbright scholars. Our commitment to sustainability has resulted in our campus being designated the greenest in Washington state. Our new facilities , including our new library and learning commons , provide students with state - of - the - art learning and communications technology. A Seattle University education engages the whole person - mind , body and spirit. Our students develop critical intellectual skills , gain meaningful knowledge and grow spiritually , socially and personally . Athletics , fitness and recreation foster the lifelong physical , emotional , social , intellectual and spiritual development of our students. Our 17 NCAA Division One athletics teams and robust intramural sports offerings are complemented by our Outdoor Adventure Recreation program , designed to provide opportunities to enjoy the beautiful and natural surroundings of the Pacific Northwest. As one of 28 Jesuit universities in the United States , our Jesuit educational tradition animates Seattle University's values of rigorous academics , commitment to service , global awareness and personal reflection. Three out of four students serve the community through volunteer activities and internships. Our alumni include governors , military leaders , renowned musicians , journalists , nurses , engineers , mountaineers , social media innovators , federal judges , Hall of Fame athletes , chief executives and entrepreneurs whose companies make a difference in our world. Seattle is a creative city , celebrated for its literary scene , lively civic debates and innovation in philanthropy , software , retailing , aviation , outdoor exploration and coffee. Students have the opportunity to meet inspiring leaders and secure internships with great companies. Each year , more than 500 students study in 45 different countries while working toward their degrees. The Seattle University student body represents more than 76 nations converging at the epicenter of one of the world's most exciting cities. The extraordinary diversity and vitality of the neighborhood connects students to vintage clothing stores , restaurants of every cuisine , great bookstores , clubs and music venues , and perhaps the greatest concentration of cafes per square mile in the United States. | Since 1856 , Seton Hall University has been a catalyst for leadership , developing the whole student , in mind , heart and spirit. Seton Hall combines the resources of a large university with the personal attention of a small liberal arts college. Its attractive suburban campus is only 14 miles outside of New York City , with the wealth of employment , internship , cultural and entertainment opportunities the city offers. Seton Hall students - who hail from all 50 states and 67 countries - choose from a wide range of majors , including communication , business , diplomacy , nursing and education. Seton Hall's emphasis on academic excellence has led to a marked increase in the number of students and professors chosen for prestigious academic awards. In 2008 , Annick Routhier - Labadie '08 became the University's first Rhodes Scholar. The number of students chosen for the Fulbright international educational exchange program has doubled , and recently the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Committee for the first time selected multiple Seton Hall students as finalists. In 2009 alone , five faculty members were selected to travel overseas on Fulbright grants. Their projects ranged from teaching documentary filmmaking in Jordan to leading interfaith dialogues in Slovenia. In 2010 , Business Week ranked Seton Hall's undergraduate business as eighth best in return on investment for private universities across the country. As the nation's oldest diocesan Catholic university , Seton Hall embraces students of all races and religions , challenging each to better the world with integrity , compassion and a commitment to serving others. | Seton Hill University , founded by the Sisters of Charity in 1885 , is a coeducational Catholic liberal arts university in Greensburg , Pennsylvania. Seton Hill currently enrolls more than 2 , 000 students and offers more than 30 undergraduate programs , 8 graduate programs , including an MBA , and an Adult Degree Program. Located 35 miles east of Pittsburgh in southwestern Pennsylvania???s Laurel Highlands , Seton Hill educates dedicated practitioners and leaders. Seton Hill brings the world to its students through distinguished lecturers and nationally and internationally renowned centers , including the National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education and the E - Magnify Women???s Business Center. The development of partnerships and programs that serve the regional community are important to Seton Hill. The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine ( LECOM ) opened a medical school site on Seton Hill University???s Greensburg , Pa. campus in 2009. LECOM at Seton Hill accepts medical school students from across the country , in addition to students from Seton Hill University. Seton Hill???s Orthodontics Program , the newest component of the University???s health sciences programming , combines advanced instruction in biomedical and clinical sciences with teaching , research and clinical experiences to prepare dental school graduates to provide the best orthodontic and dentofacial care according to standards established by the American Board of Orthodontics. Program residents , who will have already earned a D.D.S. or D.M.D. , will complete a 30 - month program. The University also houses a newly constructed 73 , 000 square - foot Performing Arts Center in the heart of Greensburg???s Cultural District. The Performing Arts Center is home to Seton Hill???s growing programs in music , theatre , dance and community music. | The University of the South , known familiarly as Sewanee by its students , faculty , staff , alumni and friends , offers an unmatched educational experience characterized by serious intellectual engagement between faculty and students. Relationships that begin in the classroom extend to all facets of life here , and it is not unusual for students and faculty members to work shoulder to shoulder on research projects , journal articles , to meet for dinner or coffee at a local eatery , or to serve together as members of the University orchestra , volunteer fire department , and other civic groups. In these ways , the Sewanee experience prepares its students for lives of integrity , achievement and service. Since its founding , the College of Arts and Sciences at the University has graduated 25 Rhodes Scholars , a record that is unmatched by all but a handful of institutions , 38 Watson Fellows , and 24 NCAA Postgraduate Scholars , while the institution's School of Theology has added to its alumni ranks countless bishops , including three of the last four presiding bishops of the Episcopal Church. The University is located atop the Cumberland Plateau between Nashville and Chattanooga , Tennessee. Sewanee's physical environment , which includes a 13 , 000 - acre campus , provides an unparalleled place for study , reflection , and recreation and has , over its history , become a meeting place for some of America's most respected literary figures. It is home to the well - known Sewanee Writers Conference , the Sewanee Review ( the nation's longest continuously published literary quarterly ), and holds the copyrights to Tennessee Williams' body of work , which was left to the school by the playwright. | Shawnee State University - the regional state university of Southern Ohio - prepares students for the changing needs of business , industry , education , and society through its diversified degree programs. Recognizing the importance of knowledge , values , and cultural enrichment , Shawnee State University is committed to providing and undergraduate education that fosters competence in oral and written communication , scientific and quantitative reasoning , and critical analysis / logical thinking. To enrich the lives of the community , the University provides opportunities for continuing personal and professional development , intellectual discovery , and appreciation for the creative and performing arts. | The main campus of the university is adjacent to Interstate 81 in the City of Winchester , Virginia in the historic Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. The university's physical plant consists of 42 buildings including eight residence halls ( 805 beds ), two leased facilities on the campus of the Winchester Medical Center , and another leased facility on the Northern Virginia campus in Leesburg , Virginia , approximately 45 miles east of Winchester. Shenandoah University is comprised of 6 academic schools or colleges : ( 1 ) the School of Health Professions offering baccalaureate , master's degree , post - master's certificates and the doctoral degree ; ( 2 ) the Harry F. Byrd , Jr. , School of Business offering certificate programs , baccalaureate and master's degrees ; ( 3 ) the College of Arts and Sciences offering baccalaureate degrees ; ( 4 ) Shenandoah Conservatory offering certificate programs , baccalaureate , master's and doctoral degrees ; ( 5 ) the Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy offering doctoral degrees , and ( 6 ) the School of Education and Human Development offering certificates , master's and doctoral degrees. The university offers 43 undergraduate and 29 graduate degree programs plus undergraduate , graduate , and post - graduate certificates. Doctoral degrees are granted in seven different areas. Shenandoah University , a "Yes You Can" University , prepares individuals to be critical , reflective thinkers , lifelong learners , and ethical , compassionate citizens who are committed to making responsible contributions within a community , a nation and the world. Shenandoah distinguishes itself by providing opportunities to gain knowledge and develop skills in a collaborative , personalized environment that intertwines professional and liberal learning. A Shenandoah education incorporates scholarship , experiential learning and sophisticated technologies , as well as practical wisdom. Six core values provide a foundation for the decisions the university makes and the programs it offers. They include 1 ) the development of an enduring passion for learning , 2 ) commitment to self - reflection and personal development , 3 ) respect for diverse cultures , experiences and perspectives , 4 ) celebration of creative performance , expression , teaching and discovery , 5 ) cultivation of leadership to advance positive change and growth , and 6 ) dedication to citizenship , professional service and global outreach. | Shepherd University , a West Virginia public liberal arts university , is a diverse community of learners and a gateway to the world of opportunities and ideas. We are the regional center for academic , cultural , and economic opportunity. Our mission of service succeeds because we are dedicated to our core values : learning , engagement , integrity , accessiblity , and community. | Shippensburg University is a medium - sized public institution in a rural setting in south - central Pennsylvania within 150 miles of Washington , DC , Baltimore , MD , and Philadelphia , PA. Shippensburg is a comprehensive university offering bachelor's and master's degree programs in the college of arts and sciences , business , and education and human services. The curricula are organized to enable students both to develop their intellectual abilities and to obtain professional training in a variety of fields. The university emphasizes the arts and sciences and has a strong commitment to the development of a common core of general skills and competencies among its undergraduates. Among its institutional strengths are nationally accredited programs in teacher education and business. Masters - level graduate and post - baccalaureate programming focus on the professional needs of the university's service region and in support of broader economic development activities in the state of Pennsylvania. | Shorter College has a rich history of providing students with a quality education in an intentionally Christian atmosphere. During their time on campus , students are encouraged to achieve their maximum potential and challenged to accept the responsibilities of leadership in their professions , their communities and their churches. Highly qualified faculty nurture students as individuals , providing personalized instruction. Shorter has an impressive record of placing students in graduate and professional schools and scholars continue to win national awards in a variety of academic venues. Shorter College , a personalized education that produces outstanding results. | Siena College , founded in the Catholic Franciscan tradition , celebrates the uniqueness of each person within a community of scholars. Devoted entirely to the enrichment of undergraduate students , college life centers on the development of close student - faculty relationships to foster growth and development. The College offers a variety of academic majors and minors built upon a strong liberal arts curriculum that provide our graduates with the skills for entry into careers , professional schools and graduate studies. The curriculum is enhanced by a wealth of opportunities afforded students including paid summer research and law externships , community service and advocacy , and popular study abroad programs. | Silver Lake College is a dynamic learning community that empowers students through a quality liberal arts education integrated with professional preparation offered in an environment of mutual respect and concern for persons , based on the principles and truths of Franciscan Catholic Tradition. | Founded in 1899 , Simmons is a small university in the heart of Boston that passionately upholds an educational "contract" with students and helps them achieve successful careers. Simmons honors this contract by delivering a strong education and professional preparation in a welcoming , collaborative environment. Students value the small classes , exceptional internship opportunities , and individual attention from faculty who are experts and practitioners. Simmons offers more than 40 majors and programs for undergraduate women , the nation's only MBA designed for women , and renowned co - ed graduate programs in health studies , education , communications management , liberal arts , social work , and library and information science. | Founded in 1860 , Simpson College is a private liberal arts college affiliated with the United Methodist Church. Simpson combines the best of a liberal arts education with outstanding career preparation and extracurricular programs. More than 40 majors , minors , and pre - professional programs are offered. With a student to faculty ratio of 14 : 1 , students have the opportunity to work closely with their professors. Simpson professors are dedicated to their fields of study and equally dedicated to teaching ??? and it shows in the classroom. When this type of dedication and passion is combined with well - prepared and motivated students , the potential for success is virtually unlimited. Faculty , staff , and students work to create an environment that promotes learning through open discussion , mutual respect , and academic excellence , along with a sense of shared community. Extra curricular activities at Simpson are designed to supplement and reinforce the academic program and contribute toward a total learning experience. Activities range from an award - winning music program to nationally recognized NCAA Division III teams. Students may participate in student government , campus publications , religious life , music , theatre , residence hall organizations , departmental clubs , and various other organizations. Simpson has seven Greek chapters on campus , including three national fraternities , one local fraternity , and three national sororities. Simpson competes in nineteen intercollegiate sports and has an extensive intramural program. Outstanding facilities are continually enhanced and updated , including the state - of - the - art Carver Science Center , named after Simpson???s most distinguished alumnus , George Washington Carver. Simpson???s location ??? 12 miles from Des Moines , Iowa???s capital city ??? places students within minutes of excellent internships and first - class entertainment. The 4 - 4 - 1 academic calendar includes a May Term that provides students with unique learning opportunities in the classroom , in internship settings , or studying abroad. Simpson???s beautiful 85 acre , tree - lined campus provides a setting that nurtures creativity , energy , and productivity. | Located in Saratoga Springs , N.Y. , Skidmore is an independent , coeducational liberal arts college known for its creative approaches to just about everything. Hence , the college???s core belief that creative thought matters. With a diverse student body of 2 , 400 from 40 countries and 30 states and a faculty of 250 dedicated teacher - scholars ( student - to - faculty ratio : 8 to 1 ) the college offers majors in the sciences , social sciences , and humanities , as well as in career - specific fields such as management and business , social work , education , and exercise science. Add to this the prominence of the performing and visual arts , which have long set Skidmore apart. Faculty have earned recognition from Guggenheim , Pulitzer , and Emmy awards to fellowships and grants from Fulbright , MacArthur , and the National Science Foundation , among others. Skidmore is known for its interdisciplinary approach to learning , collaborative student - faculty research , and off - campus study program ( more than 50% of students study abroad ) . The college's rigorous academic program begins with the First - Year Experience , which integrates the curricular , cocurricular , and residential aspects of a student's first year. Students select a Scribner Seminar from among 50 offerings. Seminar faculty take seriously their role as advisors and mentors , serving as each of their students' advisors until they have selected a major. Students in each seminar are housed in rough proximity to each other in residence halls to cultivate richer learning - living communities in which lasting friendships are often formed. The college's curriculum emphasizes foundations in the liberal arts and interdisciplinary study. Many students carry two majors or add a related minor to their major. Students can chose from 125 study - abroad programs , including Skidmore programs in Beijing , India , London , Paris , and Spain. They can also spend a semester at any of 200 colleges and universities in the U.S. , including historically black - and Hispanic - serving institutions. Other academic features include Skidmore's Honors Forum which sponsors the annual Academic Festival , internships for credit , and service - learning courses. The college offers merit - based scholarships in science ( $60 , 000 over four years ) and music ( $40 , 000 over four years ) . Skidmore's Opportunity Programs for talented students whose economic or academic circumstances might otherwise make it difficult for them to attend college are among the nation's best. The beautiful 890 - acre campus , 300 acres of which consists of the recreation - and field - research - rich North Woods , has been recently upgraded with key renovations to science , athletics , dining , and residential facilities. Skidmore???s newest building , opened in 2010 , is the Zankel Music Center , a 54 , 000 - square - foot facility with a spectacular 600 - seat recital hall and state - of - the art recording studio. In addition , the Northwoods Apartments , opened in 2007 for upperclassmen , feature ???green??? apartments which use geothermal heating and cooling systems. And the Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery , opened in 2000 , has earned a national reputation through exhibitions that feature contemporary art but also address disciplines such as the natural and social sciences. The college's 100 student clubs and organizations run the gamut , including a capella groups , SkidTV , WSPN Radio , Model European Union , snowboarding , and academic , cultural awareness , and religious groups. Skidmore's 19 intercollegiate teams compete at the NCAA Division III level. In the past decade , teams have earned six national championships and 35 Liberty League titles. As for location , who wouldn???t want to go to college in Saratoga Springs? | Rock Solid academics. A classic residential campus. A safe , small - town setting. An affordable life - long value. Committed , caring faculty. A once in a lifetime experience. | What draws students to Smith College is the intellectual challenge and rich extracurricular experience offered by an outstanding top - ranked liberal arts college. The rigorous academic program is demanding yet flexible. Smith's broad open curriculum - anchored in the sciences and the humanities and arts - allows unlimited choices. Although each first - year student is required to complete at least one writing - intensive course , there are no other required courses outside a student's field of concentration. With more than a thousand course offerings in more than 50 areas of study , the curriculum is rich in cross - disciplinary explorations of issues and scholarly conventions outside the Western standard. A host of unique study abroad programs in addition offer opportunities for students to expand their liberal arts curriculum. The Smith environment promotes faculty - student collaboration , and some of the research projects born of that teamwork are legendary. For every 9 students there is a Smith professor to encourage , guide and inspire. Smith professors are a world - class group of scholars who are engaged and accessible who consider teaching undergraduates to be their most important job. In 1999 , Smith became the first women's college in the nation to offer a program leading to a degree in engineering. At Smith , students are trained as engineers and at the same time educated broadly in the liberal arts. As with its engineering students , Smith is devoted to developing the best in each student. The college gives Smith students the ability to harness their skills and knowledge in a wide variety of opportunities that , in addition to academic coursework , includes internships , study abroad programs and leadership positions. Smith's New England campus is located on 147 acres of tree - lined paths and streets. Larger than most liberal arts colleges in the United States , Smith provides unique resources and outstanding facilities including : the recently renovated Smith College Museum of Art , widely acknowledged as one of the most important art collections at an American college ; a new campus center ; the largest undergraduate library system of any liberal arts college in the country ; extensive performance facilities ; and a multibuilding science complex of teaching and research laboratories and classrooms. All of Smith's resources , unlike those at many universities , are primarily for undergraduate students. Smith is a partner in the Five College Consortium , one of the nation's most notable and successful collaborations of higher education institutions. Through the consortium - which includes Smith , Amherst , Hampshire and Mount Holyoke colleges and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst - students may choose from more than 4 , 500 additional undergraduate courses offered at the nearby campuses , all within a 12 mile - radius of one another. | Sonoma State University is a relatively small ( 8 , 500 students ), residential , public university committed to student retention , graduation and satisfaction. As California's premier public undergraduate institution , SSU has a commitment to graduating students who have the ability to think critically and ethically and can effectively use information technology. Its primary mission is to develop and maintain excellent programs of undergraduate instruction grounded in the liberal arts and sciences. Instructional programs are designed to challenge students not only to acquire knowledge but also to develop the skills of critical analysis , careful reasoning , creativity , and self - expression. SSU offers 41 bachelor's degree programs and 14 master's degree programs. In addition , the University offers a joint master's degree in mathematics with San Francisco State University and a joint doctorate in educational administration with California State University , Sacramento and the University of California , Davis. The University offers nine credential programs and eight undergraduate and graduate certificate programs. The quality of the educational experience at Sonoma State University depends upon close human and intellectual relationships among students and faculty to foster the open exchange of ideas. The university is committed to creating a learning community in which people from diverse backgrounds and cultures are valued for the breadth of their perspectives and are encouraged in their intellectual pursuits. Sonoma's faculty maintain active scholarly lives and the University encourages faculty projects that involve students in research and other creative activities. Currently 2 , 400 students live on campus and housing for an additional 700 students is underway. The SSU residential community offers a variety of accommodations from shared bedrooms in residential suites to private bedrooms and baths in apartments. SSU's 59 , 000 square foot sustainable building design recreation center , complete with a climbing wall , received the Outstanding Sports Facilities Award by the National Intramural Recreational Sports Association. Additionally , a renovated 21st century Darwin Hall , the university's science building , has new laboratories and classrooms supporting the needs of modern science curriculum. Currently under construction is the $110 million Donald & Maureen Green Music Center which includes a 1 , 400 seat world - class concert hall , Schroeder's Recital Hall ( named for one of the characters of the famed cartoonist Charles Schulz ) and a music education building. The University was gifted the Fairfield Osborne Preserve , located within a mile of campus , which is dedicated to protecting and restoring natural communities and fostering ecological understanding through education and research. Additionally , the University accepted a 3 , 500 acre wilderness preserve in northern Sonoma County , called the Galbreath Wildlands Preserve to promote environmental education and research , as well as to steward the diverse landscape of the preserve. The Sonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics sponsors 13 intercollegiate sports , five men's and eight women's : men's baseball , basketball , golf , soccer and tennis ; women's basketball , cross country , golf , soccer , softball , tennis , volleyball , and water polo. SSU's teams , named the Seawolves , are a member of the NCAA Division II and they compete in the California Collegiate Athletic Association ( CCAA ), the premiere intercollegiate athletic association in the country , and have won several national titles. | South Carolina State University is a historically Black 1890 Land - Grant university whose students excel in the arts , sciences , education , and armed services. Its land - grant programs provide outreach services across the state. SCSU's special strengths are its affordability and its history of providing a nurturing environment that allows its 'diamonds in the rough' ( i.e. those students who are not as academically prepared as their counterparts who enroll at State or in other institutions ) to become 'polished jewels' ( nationally competitive ) . Through staff support and faculty instruction , research and service , our graduates are highly skilled and competent to meet life's challenges. | Southeastern , a dynamic Christ - centered university , fosters student success by integrating personal faith and higher learning. Within our loving Pentecostal community , we challenge students to a lifetime of good work and of preparing professionally so they can creatively serve their generation in the Spirit of Christ. | Southeast Missouri State University is a comprehensive , regional university offering 200 areas of study with numerous academic accreditations. Southeast is the only university in Missouri to have a separate campus dedicated to art , dance , music and theatre. With nearly 11 , 000 students , Southeast is an ideal size to take advantage of extracurricular opportunities including Division I athletics and 18 fraternities and sororities. Freshman class sizes average 25 - 35 students with an overall student - faculty ratio of 18 to 1. Ninety - five percent of courses are taught by experienced faculty , not teaching assistants. Southeast offers a unique approach to career development. Through the innovative Career Linkages program , all students work with a career advisor as well as an academic advisor. A series of career proficiency checks are imbedded into the curriculum to prepare students for a successful career search at the time of graduation. Internships and experiential learning are strongly emphasized with 100 percent of majors offering internship or clinical experience. Study - abroad opportunities range from two - week to semester and academic - year opportunities and are available to students from all majors and interests. Located in Cape Girardeau , Mo. , the largest city between St. Louis and Memphis , Southeast is a great place to live and learn. Students come from all over the United States and from more than 40 countries around the world. Southeast's residence halls come in many different styles including community - style , suite - style and small group living. Students with similar interests or courses may be grouped in residential learning communities. Two recreational centers and an aquatic center are available to students , along with more than 150 social , recreational and special interest student organizations. | Located on a beautiful campus in southeastern Tennessee , Southern Adventist University is a nationally accredited institution of higher education that promotes Christian values and an ethical lifestyle. With 60 baccalaureate degrees , 18 associate degrees and 8 masters degrees , Southern offers a broad range of studies to approximately 2 , 500 students from more than 60 countries around the world. By encouraging student involvement and interaction in academics , Southern promotes a living - learning environment where all are encouraged to pursue truth , wellness and a life of service. | The mission of Southern Arkansas University is to educate students for productive and fulfilling lives in a global environment by providing opportunities for intellectual growth , individual enrichment , skill development , and meaningful career preparation. The University believes in the worth of the individual and accepts its responsibility for developing in its students those values and competencies essential for effective citizenship in an ever - changing , free , and democratic society. Further , the University encourages and support excellence in teach , scholarly , and creative endeavors , and service. As such SAU : prepares students for productive and meaningful lives , leads economic development , and inspires community engagement. University Goals : Our graduates possess the knowledge and skills to be successful ; Our graduates understand their own and other societies and cultures ; Our graduates are prepared to be contributing members of their communities ; Our graduates communicate effectively ; Our graduates understand the process of making informed and ethical decisions ; Our graduates utilize appropriate quantitative skills in making decisions ; Our graduates use technology effectively. Southern Arkansas University is a quality , comprehensive , regional University with a beautiful campus located in Magnolia , Arkansas. SAU offers degrees through five colleges : Business , Education , Liberal and Performing Arts , Science and Technology , and Graduate Studies. We are proud of our academic excellence. Faculty and staff members are committed to helping students succeed in their chosen fields. Over 100 student organizations are active in eight major areas : departmental and professional , recognition and honor societies , religious , special interest groups , student government , hall councils and social fraternities and sororities. We invite you to visit our campus and experience for yourself the unique tradition of being a Mulerider at Southern Arkansas University - a tradition of success. | MISSION STATEMENT Southern Connecticut State University provides exemplary graduate and undergraduate education in the liberal arts and professional disciplines. As an intentionally diverse and comprehensive university , Southern is committed to academic excellence , access , social justice , and service for the public good. Fulfilling the Mission "Pursuing Excellence , Fostering Leadership , Empowering Communities" As a student - centered institution , Southern regards student success as its highest priority. We seek to instill in all of our students the value of the liberal arts and sciences as a foundation for professional development and life - long learning. Our students receive exemplary professional training and are inspired by the research , scholarship , and creative activity of our teacher - scholars. Through tradition and innovation , Southern strives to empower every undergraduate and graduate student with the knowledge , skills and perspectives essential for active participation and impassioned , ethical leadership in our rapidly changing , global society. Within the Connecticut State University System , Southern leads the way in graduate education and produces the largest number of graduates in Health / Life Sciences , Education , and Social / Public Services. | Think of a specialty and chances are good we offer a degree in that subject. In fact , we offer more than 200 programs for our undergraduates. Our university consistently receives national recognition for its outstanding programs , whether it is genomic research in soybeans in the College of Agricultural Sciences , with its 2 , 000 - acre farms ; advanced friction studies in the College of Engineering ; teacher preparation and the School of Social Work in the College of Education and Human Services ; or ecology and nanomaterials science in the College of Science. Our undergraduates enjoy many research opportunities , which is rare among major universities. Freshmen participate in our newest research program , called Research Rookies. Other students are involved in the Research - Enriched Academic Challenge , in which they win grants of up to $1 , 500 for research projects and work with faculty mentors. These are just two examples of programs designed to provide our undergraduates with early exposure to the benefits of research. Our students distinguish themselves in a variety of pursuits. For example , speech communication students win national debate championships ; students in radio - television capture national student Emmy Awards for an alternative TV news magazine ; and our student wind ensemble performs on the national and international stages - Carnegie Hall in 2008 and in China in 2009. | SIUE is a public comprehensive university dedicated to the communication , expansion , and integration of knowledge through excellent undergraduate education as its first priority and complementary excellent graduate and professional academic programs ; through the scholarly , creative , and research activity of its faculty , staff , and students ; and through public service and cultural arts programming in its region. | SMU cultivates well - rounded leaders through a liberal arts foundation and nationally competitive undergraduate and graduate academic programs in seven degree - granting schools. Special programs include interdisciplinary majors such as international studies and environmental science , Honors Program with individualized studies , joint programs with University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center , international study through 30 programs in 16 countries , funded student research projects locally and abroad , and a living / learning program in urban studies. SMU is one of the few universities in the country to have a voting student member of the Board of Trustees. SMU - in - Taos ( New Mexico ) offers summer courses and includes excavation of a 13th - century Indian pueblo. One of the top collegiate lecture programs in the country brings national and international leaders to the campus. The Meadows Museum at SMU houses one of the finest collections of Spanish art outside of Spain. Student leadership opportunities include internships , mentoring , community service , research experience , and 200 student organizations. SMU's campus is five miles north of downtown Dallas , a center of commerce and culture offering diverse career opportunities. | The SNU education is built on a series of eye - opening encounters designed to prepare students to become a responsible Christian in a world in need of men and women of character. Students encounter chapel , service projects , cultural opportunities , athletic challenges , and academic disciplines as a part of the SNU community ; to transform the mind , equip for the future , and challenge spiritually , socially , and academically. SNU graduates are then prepared to succeed in the marketplace while living out their faith through irresistible influences. | At Southern New Hampshire University , we believe there are no limits to what our students can achieve. With a culture that inspires every person , every day , to do more , learn more , try harder and exceed expectations , we are dedicated to helping students realize their potential. SNHU offers undergraduate programs in business , culinary arts , education , hospitality management and liberal arts and graduate programs in business , community economic development and education. Programs are offered on campus , online and on location at our centers in New Hampshire and Maine. The university has approximately 1 , 900 traditional , full - time undergraduate day students , with a total enrollment in all divisions ( day , evening , weekend , and online undergraduate and graduate students ) of about 9 , 400. The wireless campus features new dorms and apartment buildings , a simulated stock trading room , multimedia classrooms , the museum - quality McIninch Art Gallery , virtual science labs , a library with resources that can be accessed via the Internet , a fitness center that rivals members - only gyms , athletic fields , cooking labs , a bakery , and a student - run restaurant. SNHU is the first carbon - neutral campus in New Hampshire and is a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Green Power Partner. The EPA recently named SNHU a national College & University Green Power Challenge winner. A $20 - million building project will be completed in 2009 and includes a 33 , 500 - square - foot academic building and a 47 , 700 - square - foot dining hall. Both buildings will reflect the university's commitment to sustainability. Among the environmentally friendly features are low - flow plumbing , automatic fixtures and lighting , and energy - efficient windows and heating and cooling systems. The small - school atmosphere provides students with ample opportunities for participation in class and taking on leadership roles in the campus community. Community is important at SNHU ; you'll find our caring and friendly faculty and staff in the gym , in the dining hall and in the stands , not just in their classrooms and offices. Intercollegiate teams compete in Division II of the NCAA , the Eastern College Athletic Conference , and the Northeast - 10 Conference. Sports include baseball , men's and women's basketball , cheerleading , men's and women's cross - country , golf , ice hockey , men's and women's lacrosse , men's and women's soccer , softball , men's and women's tennis , and volleyball. Our powerful athletic teams dominate on the field and in the classroom. The University's student - athletes earned honors from the NCAA and USA Today for high grades and 100 - percent graduation rates. The university is ideally located , with easy access to downtown Manchester , New Hampshire's largest city and the "most livable" city in the East , according to Money magazine. Public transportation is available and students may keep cars on campus. The mountains , beaches and Boston are only an hour away. So that our students may make positive contributions to society , the university acknowledges the importance of intellectual , professional and ethical development ; community service ; cultural involvement ; and social responsibility. The university fosters learning partnerships among students , faculty and staff. The university faculty includes individuals who bring practical , professional experience to the learning environment. The university offers a diverse living and learning environment that reflects many ages , races and cultures ; ours is the most internationally diverse campus in northern New England. The multicultural , multinational community promotes mutual respect and understanding of others as an integral part of its globally oriented educational purpose. Southern New Hampshire University leads in the development of educational programs and services which reflect the changing demands and needs of students and society , thus enabling graduates to compete in the global economy. | Southern Oregon University is a contemporary public liberal arts and sciences university with a growing national reputation for excellence in teaching. It places student learning , inside and outside the classroom , at the heart of all programs and services. SOU is proud of its strengths in the sciences and humanities ; its continuing tradition of preparing outstanding teachers , business leaders , and other professionals ; and its designation as Oregon's Center of Excellence in the Fine and Performing Arts. SOU was recently selected by the New York Times as a "hidden gem" in American higher education , recognizing our excellence in teaching undergraduate students. | Since its founding in 1948 , Southern Polytechnic State University has earned an exceptional academic reputation in the areas of technology , science , engineering and related fields. Through its four Schools and one Division : ( 1 ) the School of Architecture , Civil Engineering Technology , and Construction ( 2 ) the School of Computing and Software Engineering ( 3 ) the School of Engineering Technology and Management ,( 4 ) the School of Arts and Sciences , and ( 5 ) the Division of Engineering , SPSU offers students a wide variety of majors from Mechatronics Engineering to Biology to Computer Science. The University's Architecture program is the only nationally - accredited Bachelor of Architecture in the University System of Georgia. Southern Polytechnic's student competition teams consistently win top honors in regional , national , and international competitions. SPSU attracts outstanding students , whose SAT scores are among the highest in the University System for entering freshmen. Employers love hiring Southern Poly graduates because they are so well prepared for their careers. | N / A | Southern Wesleyan University exists to help men and women discover their full potential and to help them become all that God has designed them to be. As a Christian institution , we strive to build faith and leadership values that will last a lifetime and do so in an environment that is academically challenging and relevant to the demands of our world. We want our graduates to be world changers in whatever field or profession they choose. Southern Wesleyan is committed to challenging our students to reach for their full potential educationally and spiritually through high academic standards , challenging opportunities for leadership and teaching values that build character. | Since 1878 , Southwest Baptist University has been an evangelical Christian University with a long - standing Baptist heritage. As a distinctly Christian university , integrating faith with every academic pursuit is the cornerstone of an SBU education. We are committed to helping students grow mentally and spiritually. We encourage every student to integrate knowledge , character and faith into their everyday lives with the goal of preparing to be servant leaders in a global society. The academic quality of SBU students can be seen from these recognitions : The Forensics Team ( speech and debate ) has won the national championship of the Pi Kappa Delta National Forensics Tournament for 19 of the last 26 years ; the Students in Free Enterprise ( SIFE ) team won its 22nd consecutive regional championship in 2006 ; and our Computer Information Science teams have consistently earned top - 10 finishes in national competitions and first - place finishes in Missouri. SBU has a long history of encouraging scholar athletes , many of whom have been named to NCAA Division II Academic All - Americans. The University's objective is to remain an affordable , high - quality , private Christian institution. Among recent honors : SBU has been named one of America's Best Christian Colleges for 10 consecutive years. For 11 years , SBU has been recognized as one of America's Best College Buys and one of the lowest priced Midwest universities. SBU is one of only eight colleges and universities in the United States being honored with the "Courts Redford Award for Excellence in Student Missionary Deployment" by the Southern Baptist Convention's North American Mission Board for SBU's "strong commitment of excellence" in deploying student missionaries in 2006. While every department at SBU addresses issues of faith in the classroom , these unique programs offer in - depth emphasis on ethical and cultural issues : The College of Business and Computer Science has adopted Psalm 15 as a guiding principle for students , to graduate servant leadership roles in business and computer science. The Intercultural Studies Program prepares students to answer the call to reach every nation , tribe and tongue through spiritual , academic and practical preparation - including a six - month period of study abroad. The SBU Honors Program recognizes servant leaders for their accomplishments and excellence in academics , intercultural experiences , and spiritual development. SBU students enjoy amenities of a beautiful , small - town campus , 30 minutes from Springfield and 90 minutes from Branson. The campus is close to many beautiful lakes , parks , and the Ozark Mountains. | Southwestern College offers a hilly , wooded , 124 - year - old campus that is on the cutting edge in technology. Each student at Southwestern receives a laptop computer that connects to our wireless internet anywhere on the Hill. A recent survey showed SC students far more satisfied with their interactions with faculty than most students in similar schools across the nation. This helps our students finish their undergraduate degrees quickly ; nearly always a degree can be earned in four years. A master's degree in education , specialized ministries ( youth ministry ), business , or leadership can be earned in as little as one additional year of on - campus study through the 5th Year Master's Programs. Our service learning teams , Leadership Southwestern , Discipleship Southwestern , and SIFE each have been nationally recognized for excellence. Now the Green Team has become the newest service learning opportunity , appealing to students of all academic disciplines who take an interest in sustainable energy. Each of these service learning programs offers substantial scholarship opportunities , as do the performing arts , communications , athletics , and other activities. Students of all faiths find SC a safe harbor to explore their beliefs and grow spiritually. | As Texas' First University , and one of the country's premier National Liberal Arts and Sciences institutions , Southwestern has spent more than a century and a half educating the citizens of Texas and the nation. We remain committed to a broad understanding of knowledge , the full development of each student we enroll , the fostering of diverse perspectives and the creation of a dynamic residential community where students are challenged , supported and engaged. Our Core Values define and shape us as an institution : Promoting lifelong learning and a passion for intellectual and personal growth. Fostering diverse perspectives. Being true to one's self and others. Respecting the worth and dignity of persons. Encouraging activism in the pursuit of justice and the common good. | Southwest Minnesota State University's mission is to prepare students to meet the complex challenges of this century as engaged citizens in their local and global communities. Our comprehensive degree programs , taught in the liberal arts tradition , are dedicated to connecting students' academic and practical professional development experiences in Southwestern Minnesota to the wider world. | Spelman College is a highly selective , historically Black college that prepares women to change the world. The institution's holistic liberal arts education empowers women to excel intellectually , think creatively , serve wholeheartedly , act globally and lead boldly. Providing an educational experience unlike any other , Spelman embraces a long - standing and life - changing commitment to academic rigor , career development , community involvement , and positive social action. The programs of the College are created with the expectation that the community and society at large will benefit from a liberal arts educated student. Spelman College is a member of the Atlanta University Center consortium , and students enjoy access to the resources of the four participating institutions. | Spring Arbor University is an evangelical Christian university committed to excellence in the liberal arts , professional , and graduate studies. Through the influence of an affirming academic community where a faculty of Christian scholars integrates faith with experiential learning , students develop intellectually , grow as persons , and are challenged by the call of vibrant Christian service. The University's main campus is located eight miles west of Jackson , MI , and there are twelve sites across the state ( and one in Ohio ) offering degree - completion , teacher education and graduate programs. For information e - mail us at admissions@arbor.edu , contact us at http :// www.arbor.edu or call ( 800 ) 968 - 0011. | Springfield College has an international reputation for educating tomorrow's leaders for some of the most vital careers. Graduates enter the workforce or advanced education with the advantages of top - quality education plus real - world experience. As early as the first year , students perform field work or service learning. It's an advantage based in the college's mission : education in spirit , mind and body for leadership in service to others. Since the college's founding in 1885 , this Humanics philosophy has guided academics and campus life. Students serve in schools , nonprofits and public agencies , developing their abilities while improving life in the region. They also serve business internships. The college has been named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. The place where James Naismith invented the game of basketball in 1891 , Springfield College is known today for providing a balanced and diversified educational experience in the health sciences , human and social services , sport management and movement studies , education , business , and the arts and sciences. It is the first choice of more than 75 percent of its first - year students. There are 3 , 590 undergraduate and 1 , 517 graduate students on the main campus and 11 regional School of Human Services campuses. They come from 36 states , mostly Northeastern , and 13 foreign countries. More than 85 percent of first - year students return as sophomores , and about 65 percent of them graduate within five years : both figures above national averages. The faculty includes national and international experts , most with the highest degrees in their fields. Most undergraduate students live on the campus. It's a vibrant environment with excellent facilities ; co - curricular activities ; health , recreation and wellness programs ; arts programs and cultural events ; and one of the largest athletics programs in the nation for a mid - sized college. There are 26 varsity sports for men and women ; nine sub - varsity sports ; 12 club sports ; and extensive intramurals. The college is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III , Eastern College Athletic Conference , New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference , Empire 8 Conference , and other associations for volleyball , wrestling , gymnastics , lacrosse and golf. The campus is in picturesque New England on 151 acres. It's an easy drive to Boston , New York City and Albany. Top - quality academic facilities include the new award - winning Athletic Training / Exercise Science facility , and also newly renovated classroom buildings and laboratories with state - of - the - art equipment. Ten residence halls offer single - sex and coeducational living , and relatively independent living for third - and fourth - year students. Excellent eateries include casual dining in an atrium with lake view , and the main dining hall with a variety of creative fresh food stations accommodating individual tastes. The campus is completely wired and has wireless zones , smart classrooms , computer labs , a videoconferencing facility , conference center , and language lab. There is a new television studio , radio station and journalism lab. The new campus union houses student activities and services. Extensive athletic and recreational facilities include the award - winning Wellness Center and Field House. There are strength and conditioning facilities , a six - lane running track , multi - purpose courts , classrooms , laboratories , and more. There are playing fields with synthetic surfaces ; a six - lane , 50 - meter pool ; a 2000 - seat , multi - purpose arena with upper - level jogging track ; a gymnastics center ; a wrestling room ; and racquetball / handball and tennis courts. There are baseball and softball fields ; an eight - lane outdoor track ; and indoor batting / pitching cages. For arts studies and programs , the newly renovated Fuller Arts Center is the site of performances and the Visual Arts Center contains studio work space and a public exhibition center. | Spring Hill College offers a supportive , encouraging environment that fosters a transforming experience for students , one that challenges and inspires them in their intellectual , personal , and spiritual growth. Inside and outside the classroom , students are introduced to a wide range of perspectives and are encouraged to think critically and reflect inwardly about who they are , what they believe , and what contributions they hope to make to the world. Spring Hill College is the first Catholic college in the Southeast , the third oldest Jesuit college in the United States , and the fifth oldest Catholic college in the United States. | St. Ambrose University - independent , diocesan , Catholic - enables its students to develop intellectually , spiritually , ethically , socially , artistically , and physically to enrich their own lives and the lives of others. | In 1885 , Jane and Leland Stanford established Stanford University in memory of their son. Their intent was to establish a "University of high degree" that would "qualify students for personal success and direct usefulness in life and promote the public welfare by exercising an influence on behalf of humanity and civilization." Today , Stanford is a research university where teaching , learning and research are all integral to the university's mission. Stanford values close interaction between undergraduates and faculty. Student participation in research is strongly supported. Stanford's entrepreneurial character draws from its Western location and the legacy of its founders. Academic excellence crosses disciplines , ranging from humanities to social sciences to engineering and the sciences. Stanford emphasizes multidisciplinary approaches to teaching and research and has established university - wide initiatives to address worldwide problems in human health , the environment , international affairs and K - 12 education. Current faculty have 16 Nobels and 4 Pulitzers. Students , distinguished by initiative , love of learning and commitment to public service , are talented in many areas , including academics , art , music and athletics. Stanford's athletic teams , called the Cardinal , have won the Director's Cup as the best program nationwide 15 years in a row. Stanford's extraordinary campus is located in a dynamic and diverse area between San Francisco and San Jose in Northern California. The campus is considered among the most beautiful anywhere. The Bing Overseas Studies Program has offerings in 11 countries , and other Stanford programs take students to the Hopkins Marine Laboratory on Monterrey Bay and to Washington D.C. | Saint Anselm College , one of the nation's finest Catholic liberal arts colleges , was founded in 1889 by the world's oldest religious order , the Benedictines. The College is located on a hilltop overlooking Manchester , New Hampshire???s largest city. The picturesque 400 - acre campus is less than an hour???s drive from Boston , the seacoast , the White Mountains , and New Hampshire's Lakes Region. Dedicated to excellence , Saint Anselm College is noted for its excellent liberal arts education that helps students develop into precise and critical thinkers , articulate and clear communicators , and active and compassionate citizens. The core curriculum that includes its nationally recognized Humanities Program , Portraits of Human Greatness , is a foundation that challenges students to ponder not only the works of our civilizations great men and women , but the people themselves , their values and interests , their decisions and development. The curriculum also prepares students with the critical skills and competencies that serve them well for success in their professional careers , and for graduate study. Students who want to be a doctor , teacher , nurse , or lawyer ; start their own business or make films???or who simply know they want to make a difference , Saint Anselm provides the options , experience , and mentors to guide them toward their goals. The College has an outstanding faculty , 92% of whom hold a doctorate or the highest degree in their field. Guiding students to lead meaningful and balanced lives is also part of our mission and reflected in our many extra - and co - curricular options. The Meelia Center for Community Service and the New Hampshire Institute of Politics , for example , together offer more than 50 different opportunities for students to become civically engaged and globally informed. Named a College with a Conscience by The Princeton Review , and classified by the Carnegie Foundation for Community Engagement & Outreach and Partnerships , Saint Anselm shapes the kind of leader the world is hungry for ; not only smart , but good. Through the Meelia Center for Community Service , Saint Anselm College mobilizes student talent and energy to assist 14 community partnerships and more than 30 other community service agencies throughout Greater Manchester. Annually , some 850 students , faculty , and staff volunteer more than 16 , 000 community service hours. Every four years , New Hampshire serves as a magnet to politicians and the press as the nation's first presidential primary unfolds. The New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College is right in the middle of it all , hosting presidential hopefuls and providing a backdrop for American democracy in action. Over the past 40 years , hundreds of Presidential aspirants have delivered policy speeches at Saint Anselm College. We have also hosted numerous Presidential debates. These events have afforded Saint Anselm College students unique opportunities to participate in American democracy. Some of the candidates who have talked politics at Saint Anselm College have gone on to become American presidents , including the last seven. Saint Anselm and the Institute have become a must stop for the campaigns , providing what The Washington Post calls "a box seat on America's most riveting political theatre." Student - athletes compete in 20 intercollegiate sports in the Northeast 10 Athletic Conference at the NCAA Division II level. A well - rounded intramural and recreational program provides opportunities for students at every level of skill to participate in athletic activities. | St. Bonaventure University provides a values - based education with individual attention from professors , a beautiful residential setting , and a friendly , close - knit atmosphere. Complementing St. Bonaventure's traditions are innovative degree programs , computerized career placement aids , comprehensive student life activities , and modern academic facilities. St. Bonaventure instills in students a passion for learning and living. Our professors are committed and approachable faculty who dedicate themselves to making connections -- among themselves , their courses and , most importantly , their students. Frequently our students work alongside faculty on research projects that are often reserved only for graduate students at other institutions. Learning extends far beyond the walls of academic halls at St. Bonaventure , and the essence of that out - of - class experience is service , making a difference in the lives of those in need just down the street or a thousand miles away. Many students take the opportunity to serve as Bona Buddies to area children or senior citizens ; help with the national award - winning soup kitchen , The Warming House ; or volunteer in one of many service organizations , including SIFE and BonaResponds , one of the most active collegiate disaster relief organizations in the nation. Volunteer opportunities include immersion experiences and service opportunities with the poor , both in the U.S. and abroad. In the past few years , we have invested millions of dollars in updating and expanding our facilities , which has transformed our campus and infused our curriculum. Our new state - of - the - art William F. Walsh Science Center opened in 2008 , doubling the space devoted to the sciences at SBU. St. Bonaventure students enjoy two athletic facilities : the $6.2 - million Richter Center , a fitness center open 24 hours a day , and the Reilly Center , housing a 5 , 780 - seat sports arena , swimming pool , and weight room. More than 80 percent of St. Bonaventure students take part in intramurals , club sports or fitness programs annually. Most of our students live on campus. First - year students may choose to live in one of several floors clustered by themes , featuring specialized programming for common interests. Select upper - class student leaders live in these residence halls , serving as Resident Assistants and Mentors. St. Bonaventure is accredited by the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education ( NCATE ) . Our School of Business has joined an elite group , achieving accreditation of its bachelor's and master's degree programs in business from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business ( AACSB ) . | St. Catherine University is the nation's largest undergraduate college for women. Educating women to lead and influence , St. Catherine offers a learning experience that promotes personal growth , critical thinking and leadership development. Based in the liberal arts , St. Kate's offers associate through doctoral degrees and is highly regarded for its diverse healthcare and professional programs. Committed to meeting the educational needs of women of all ages as well as men in its associate and graduate programs , St. Catherine's offers many of its programs in both traditional and weekend formats. With two beautiful campuses in a dynamic urban setting , St. Catherine's environment is socially engaging and intellectually empowering. | Located along the Mississippi River in St. Cloud , Minnesota , St. Cloud State University was founded in 1869 as a normal school and granted university status in 1975. St. Cloud State University has evolved into an institution where opportunities abound for you to expand your world. Today , St. Cloud State is the : - largest member of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system - second largest university in Minnesota At St. Cloud State University , our dedicated , passionate , distinguished faculty make you the center of our world. St. Cloud State is one of the most highly accredited universities in the upper Midwest , which means you'll receive an education from an institution that has proven its quality through rigorous measures. Explore your world and expand your critical thinking skills by choosing from more than 200 academic programs - programs that will provide you with a global education. Conduct real research with real instructors who know you by name. Join St. Cloud State's nationally recognized Honors Program , where you'll enjoy small , intellectually challenging classes with professors who believe in teaching first. And you'll work side by side with more than 1 , 100 international students from about 80 nations. See the world from here. Beyond the St. Cloud State campus , you can study abroad with hundreds of other St. Cloud State students in about 20 countries , from Australia to South Africa. Think of the world as your living laboratory. We do. | St. Edward's University is an independent , Catholic , liberal arts university of approximately 5 , 300 students located in Austin , Texas. With a low 14 - to - 1 student - to - faculty ratio , students at St. Edward's are part of a small yet diverse community that provides a global perspective. Students learn to think critically and creatively , make ethical decisions , solve problems rationally and lead effectively. Through hands - on service projects and internships , students develop a deeper understanding of their role in the world and gain the confidence to excel and make a difference in the community. St. Edward's was founded by the Congregation of Holy Cross in 1885. | Stephen F. Austin State University is a comprehensive institution dedicated to excellence in teaching , research , scholarship , creative work , and service. Through the personal attention of our faculty and staff , we engage our students in a learner - centered environment and offer opportunities to prepare for the challenges of living in the global community. | Stetson University is a small private liberal arts university with a historic main campus in DeLand , Florida , between Orlando and Daytona , and a College of Law in Gulfport. From its founding in 1883 , Stetson University has affirmed the importance of spiritual life and the quest for truth in its educational mission. The University motto , Pro Deo et Veritate ( "For God and Truth" ), is a symbol of this commitment , and expresses our determination to integrate the pursuit of a liberal education with the search for meaning in our lives and communities. Stetson today offers undergraduate and pre - professional programs in its College of Arts and Sciences , School of Business Administration , and School of Music. Graduate programs are offered in selected fields -- Business , Teacher Education , Counselor Education , and English -- and the College of Law offers the J.D. and Master of Law degrees as well as a joint J.D. / MBA degree. Innovative graduate programs are also offered in new academic centers in the planned community of Celebration ( Education and Business ) and in downtown Tampa ( Law ) . In all these programs , Stetson is committed to academic excellence , liberal learning , and the integration of values in the teaching - learning process. Through Stetson Undergraduate Research Experience ( SURE ) grants , students complete a summer research project in the field of their choice while receiving a stipend. All students in the College of Arts and Sciences are required to complete a research project prior to graduation. The research requirements in the College of Arts and Sciences have led to students receiving undergraduate awards such as the Truman scholarship and outstanding graduate school fellowships in the nation's leading research universities. Stetson's exceptional music program has produced many outstanding performers and music educators. A recent example is Donovan Singletary , a senior Voice major who won the National Council Grand Finals on the stage of the New York City Metropolitan Opera , singing with the Met Orchestra. The School of Music also offers students the opportunity to combine their degree in music with any other field offered by the university. A popular combination allows music students to earn a bachelor's in music and an MBA in Stetson's School of Business Administration. The Roland George Investments Program offers a unique program of advanced education in investment management that equips students for positions in financial institutions such as banks , trust companies , brokerage firms and investment advisory firms. Stetson students in the program assume full responsibility for active management of a portfolio valued at approximately $3 million. They also are national champions in an annual portfolio management competition , and perform their research in a state - of - the - art trading room which contains computing resources , software such as Bridge and Bloomberg , and a real - time ticker and data wall. Stetson's Family Business Center offers the nation's first major devoted to family enterprises. Established in 1998 , the Family Business Center is known for its holistic model , which examines both family and business issues in running , owning and working for a family business. This program is focused on both the next generation from family businesses and those destined to be advisers to such organizations be that as an accountant , lawyer , or business adviser. Stetson University offers a wide variety of international programs , including study abroad in France , Germany , Hong Kong , Mexico , Russia , Spain , and Oxford in the United Kingdom. Stetson also offers three summer programs : intensive Spanish language study in Mexico , business in Austria , and liberal arts in Germany. There are internship opportunities in Germany , England and Latin America. In addition , each year professors lead short Off - Campus Programs abroad during semester breaks. Past programs have taken place in Turkey , Greece , England and the Czech Republic. | A leading university , Stevens provides an unparalleled educational experience for its students through a broad - based curriculum that encompasses outstanding faculty , exciting research , and hands - on learning opportunities that extend beyond the classroom. Our unique philosophy of education , Technogenesis , engages students with the process of taking an idea from its conceptual stages , nurturing it through development and ultimately to marketplace realization , working closely with faculty and industry leaders. Our location provides personal , academic , and professional opportunities that are second to none. Stevens is committed to giving students a balance of challenging work and responsibility as well as the personal attention and guidance they need to develop their skills most effectively to achieve success after college , whether their paths are immediate employment , graduate school , or medical school. | Stevenson University is Maryland's third largest independent university with more than 3 , 400 students pursuing bachelor's , master's , and adult accelerated degrees in the classroom and online. Founded in 1947 as Villa Julie College , the University is committed to providing a career - focused education , using its Career Architecture process to help students align their career goals with their personal interests , values , and academic coursework. Through innovative approaches , distinctive programs , personalized attention , and an emphasis on practical and experiential learning , Stevenson University links higher education to today's job market , graduating students with the competence and confidence needed to chart their careers paths. Stevenson's approach pays off : employment rates for Stevenson graduates have remained consistently strong despite the nation???s economic challenges. Ninety - five percent of the Class of 2009 found work or began pursuing an advanced degree within six months of graduation. Over the past decade , the University has expanded from its original 64 - acre Greenspring campus outside of Baltimore to a second campus in Owings Mills , Maryland. Opened in 2004 with seven apartment - style student residences and a community center , the 100 - acre campus has transformed the University from a local commuter school to a regional institution with more than 1 , 300 resident students. The Owings Mills campus now includes 11 student residence halls with the opening of the University's newest residence , Wooded Way , designed to house specialized student learning communities. The growth continues with the addition of new 60 , 000 - square - foot gymnasium and athletic complex set to open in fall 2010. Stevenson recently added football to its roster of 19 NCAA Division III men's and women's sports , and the University's men's lacrosse team entered 2010 ranked No. 2 in the nation after an outstanding 2009 season. From the opening of the Brown School of Business and Leadership to the addition of Maryland's first middle school teacher preparation program , as well as new bachelor's programs in criminal justice and fashion merchandising , Stevenson continues to expand its offerings and embrace technology , online teaching , and accelerated learning to bring career - focused programs to traditional and non - traditional students alike. | Minutes from Manhattan , St. Francis College is the Small College of Big Dreams. With small classes taught only by professors , numerous internship opportunities and highly successful alumni who actively mentor undergraduates , students are offered a wealth of opportunities that will put them on the path to success in both their personal and professional lives. For more than 150 years , the mission of St. Francis has been to provide an affordable , quality education to working class people who otherwise may not be able to attend college. Hundreds of successful graduates were the first in their family to attend college. Merit based scholarships that can include full tuition for graduating high school students with a 1200 on their SAT's are the cornerstone of the College's financial aid program. Additional partial scholarships for students with SAT scores ranging from 970 to 1050 , as well as $3 , 000 and $5 , 000 academic achievement grants are also part of the generous aid packages. Students participate on 19 Division I athletic teams , including Men's and Women's Basketball , Men's Soccer , Women's Volleyball and the nationally ranked Men's Water Polo team and Women's Bowling team. Majors at St. Francis range from classic liberal arts to pre - professional concentrations like Sports Management. A five - year combined Bachelor's and Master's degree in Accounting is also offered with graduates accepting jobs at both Big Four Accounting Firms and private companies. Other students take advantage of the unique HDTV production studio and art theater. The Franciscan Tradition of the College ensures an educational environment that supports students and helps develop the whole person. All incoming freshman are required to take a one credit course entitled SFC 1001 which teaches time and stress management , success strategies , how to search for a major and a career , as well as where to get help while at St. Francis. Many go on to take SFC 2001 , a life lessons course aimed at helping students in their sophomore year. This course gives students practical advice on things like how to search for a job or graduate school , how to prepare for an interview and how to make and keep connections with successful graduates of St. Francis. St. Francis College expects all students to not just take classes and go home. They can join more than 40 clubs of varying interests , fraternities and sororities as well as honor societies. Students should become a vibrant part of the community , learning about social responsibility and mutual respect. These are the ingredients that allow St. Francis students to achieve their dreams. | Saint Francis University founded in 1847 , is the oldest Franciscan college and one of the first Catholic colleges established in the United States. Saint Francis University offers higher education to individuals of all faiths through its 25 undergraduate and 7 graduate majors , in an environment inspired by Catholic values as expressed through the Franciscan tradition. All programs foster an understanding of ethical issues ; promote respect for diversity of people ; develop communication , mathematical , critical thinking and computer - based skills ; offer a broad range of knowledge , providing an effective counterpoint to the majors , and provide a coordinated set of courses and experiences to meet the special needs of all students. | St. Gregory's University has a bold vision : Building the Kingdom of God through education in the Catholic and Benedictine tradition. The Benedictine tradition emphasizes a life of balance fostered in community , and so welcomes students from a variety of backgrounds. A 4 - semester , chronologically ordered sequence of discussion - based seminars required of all freshmen and sophomores in which students will wrestle with some of the most influential texts and ideas of the Western and Catholic intellectual traditions. ( A modified 2 - semester sequence is required of all transfer students who arrive at SGU with more than 45 credits. ) Each seminar group ( 14 - 16 students ) will meet weekly for an 80 minute session. Four times throughout the semester , all students enrolled in each seminar level will gather for a 75 minute public lecture / presentation designed to provide important background ( historical , philosophical , literary , cultural ) for upcoming readings. Extracurricular activities include 11 varsity athletic teams , an active performing arts program , active roles in campus ministry , and many opportunities for leadership. The Buckley Outreach Team presents retreats and workshops exploring the Catholic faith and life for high school youth in Oklahoma and surrounding states. St. Gregory's University also provides adult accelerated degree programs , at the Associate , Bachelor and Master levels , through the College for Working Adults at the Shawnee campus and in Tulsa. | Stillman College is a liberal arts institution , committed to fostering academic excellence and providing high - quality educational opportunities for diverse populations with disparate levels of academic preparation. Primarily a teaching institution , Stillman has a proud and evolving tradition of preparing students for leadership , scholarship and service in society. | St. John Fisher College is a collaborative community dedicated to teaching and learning in a personalized educational environment. The College is guided by its Catholic heritage , as expressed in the motto of its founders , the Basilian Fathers : "teach me goodness , discipline , and knowledge." Through an education rooted in the liberal arts , Fisher prepares individuals for lives of intellectual , professional , and civic integrity , in which diversity and service to others are valued and practiced. | N / A | N / A | The College of Saint Benedict ( CSB ) and Saint John's University ( SJU ) are nationally - leading liberal arts colleges whose unique partnership offers students the educational choices of a large university and the individual attention of a premier small college. Students attend classes and activities together and have access to the resources of both campuses. Ranked nationally among the top baccalaureate institutions for the number of students who study abroad , CSB / SJU are committed to preparing students for leadership and service in a global society. The colleges enroll students from around the world and integrate global citizenship into the curriculum. Nearly all students live on - campus or in the immediate neighborhood , providing them with opportunities for a highly engaged learning experience. The colleges are located on 3 , 300 acres of woods and lakes of Minnesota , an hour from Minneapolis / St. Paul and just west of Saint Cloud. A commitment to arts and culture creates a vibrant environment for creativity. The Benedicta Arts Center of the College of Saint Benedict is one of the finest performing arts center in the region. The Hill Museum and Manuscript Library at SJU is home to the Saint John's Bible and a remarkable collection of religious sculpture , paintings , prints , and artifacts. A compelling sense of place shapes the undergraduate experience. The learning experience is enlivened by Catholic and Benedictine traditions of hospitality , stewardship , service , and the lively engagement of faith and reason. The colleges' values have been shaped by a commitment to ecumenism and inter - faith dialogue. | New York City's leading Catholic university , St. John's prepares students for success as leaders in today's global society. St. John's is known across the country and around the world for combining quality academics , outstanding professors , confidence - building service activities and dynamic study abroad programs. Following the example of St. Vincent de Paul , the 17th - century priest and pioneer in the effort to serve those in need , the University encourages students to have a positive impact on the world even before they graduate. Students come from 46 states and 111 countries to pursue more than 100 programs in the arts , the sciences , business , education , pharmacy and the allied health professions. Along with our three residential New York City campuses in Queens , Staten Island and Manhattan , and one in Oakdale , NY , St. John's has campuses in Rome , Italy , and Paris , France. The locations of our campuses add vitality to the St. John's experience. Through Discover New York , a freshman core course , students meet for class at Central Park , Ellis Island , Wall Street and other historic locations. St. John's dynamic Global Studies offerings take full advantage of the University's Rome and Paris campuses along with other locations around the world. For example , our Freshman Passport Program allows new students to spend two weeks studying at our Rome campus in their first semester. In addition to semester , winter and summer courses , students can enroll in Discover the World , earning 15 credits living and learning in three European cities in a single semester. Through Campus Ministry and Student Life , students also serve at soup kitchens , donate time to nonprofit organizations and participate in winter and spring plunges that assist the needy in New Orleans , Europe and Central America. Using knowledge and action to have a positive impact on the world is an important part of St. John's mission. Another way St. John's combines academics with service is the Ozanam Scholars. Undergraduates admitted to this program receive a $10 , 000 annual scholarship and work closely with professors and community leaders to address issues of poverty and injustice. Students also benefit from a rich variety of residence life and campus activities , including 180 student clubs and organizations and the thrill of cheering for St. John's Division I , BIG EAST men's and women's athletics teams. | N / A | Saint Joseph's core curriculum is a nationally recognized , interdisciplinary sequence of general education courses spread over 8 semesters ( 4 years ) . Through this curriculum , SJC students gain academic knowledge , superior communication skills , a broad worldview , and a strong sense of self - confidence. Exceptional emphasis is placed on the education of the whole person , achieved by the complementarity of Core to the major. A student is able to immediately study in the academic program of interest. If a student is still contemplating an academic program or career , there is great opportunity to explore a variety of subjects before committing to a specific field. Highly personalized advising helps students who follow a prescribed sequence of courses to finish typically in four years. The value of this educational investment skyrockets as students have the chance to get involved early and often at SJC. Our faculty consists of professors with proven credentials. They are committed to teaching , eager to help students succeed , and accessible to students. Rensselaer is a safe and friendly community of 5 , 500 residents and is within easy driving distance to major cities such as Chicago and Indianapolis ( 90 minutes each ) . | The mission of St. Joseph's College is to provide a strong academic and value - oriented education at the undergraduate and graduate levels , rooted in a liberal arts tradition that supports provision for career preparation and enhancement. Small classes and a faculty whose primary focus is teaching foster a high level of student engagement in the learning process. ACES -- Academic Center for Enhancement Services -- provides a special support program for recent immigrant graduates of American high schools. The School of Professional and Graduate Studies provides programs for working adults in a flexible framework. Our location allows students to profit from the cultural , business , and professional resources of New York City and the metropolitan area. Short trips overseas , planned and accompanied by faculty members , enrich the curriculum with greater understanding of other cultures and with an appreciation for the art and architecture of major European cities. | Saint Joseph's University is a nationally recognized , Catholic , Jesuit university. For more than 150 years , Saint Joseph's has advanced the professional and personal ambitions of men and women by providing a rigorous Jesuit education -- one that demands high achievement , expands knowledge , deepens understanding , stresses effective reasoning and communication , develops moral and spiritual character , and imparts enduring pride. One of only 129 schools with a Phi Beta Kappa chapter and business school accreditation by AACSB International ( Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business ), Saint Joseph's is home to 4 , 550 traditional , full - time undergraduates studying in 40 academic majors and over 900 challenging courses. In addition , the distinguished research faculty concentrate on teaching and approximately 98 percent hold doctoral or terminal degrees. Faculty make students a priority and foster one - on - one mentoring relationships with students. Through the Summer Scholar's Program , students can conduct original research under the guidance of a faculty mentor and earn a stipend while doing so. At Saint Joseph's , we define academic excellence by a high - quality curriculum , expert faculty , and our talented student body. In the College of Arts and Sciences , students select a major among three divisions : humanities , social sciences , and natural sciences and mathematics. Whether it is through reading the classics as an English major or discussing world politics as an international relations major , students in the College of Arts and Science not only develop a perspective on the world , but also learn to use that perspective to make a difference in their respective fields. At the Erivan K. Haub School of Business ( HSB ), the world's future leaders are taught by professors who achieved incredible success in their own corporate careers. Students are not merely taught in classrooms but in state - of - the art academic facilities , including a Wall Street Trading Room. Students may also take advantage of the Cooperative Education program , which integrates formal classroom training with paid work experience. Home of the largest program in Food Marketing in the U.S. and the Pedro Arrupe Center for Business Ethics , HSB sculpts its young men and women to be innovative , professional , successful and ethical business leaders. A Saint Joseph's education is not only earned in the classroom. Many Hawks spend their semester breaks volunteering in the Gulf Coast , Appalachia , New Mexico and beyond , proving that being men and women for others isn't simply an ideal but a way of life. At the Career Development Center , students are assisted for life after Saint Joseph's. In a recent post - graduate survey , over 94 percent of graduates were either employed full time , in graduate school or pursuing volunteer opportunities. Education is also cultivated on the fields and courts of 20 NCAA Division I teams ; through membership in over 100 activities and organizations ; and in the communities of the residence halls. Saint Joseph's students are a dynamic group of individuals , committed to academic excellence , as diverse in their interests as they are in their backgrounds , yet united by a drive to succeed and improve the world around them. One of Saint Joseph's goals is to make a 21st century collegiate education an affordable reality for all those prepared to strive for excellence and balance in both learning and living. Over 85 percent of our students receive merit and / or need based financial assistance. Hawk Hill is an attractive 100 - acre campus noted for its distinctive architecture , located in a suburban setting on the western edge of historic Philadelphia. Saint Joseph's provides ready access to the vast career opportunities and cultural resources of America's fifth - largest city , while affording students a cohesive and intimate campus experience. | In an ideal location , St. Lawrence University , chartered in 1856 , is diverse liberal arts learning community of inspiring faculty , serious students and accomplished alumni , guided by tradition and focused on the future. We provide an inspiring and demanding undergraduate education to students selected for their seriousness of purpose and intellectual promise. The University's 2 , 300 students come from 41 states and 46 countries. Located between the high peaks of the Adirondack Mountains and the national capital of Canada , the University provides unparalleled access to international government , cultural and social opportunities and outdoor recreation. Sustainability is a core University value , by trustee resolution. Among the features of St. Lawrence's curriculum are international programs in 16 nations and three domestic off - campus programs ( including an Adirondack Semester ), a nationally recognized , model interdisciplinary program for first - year students ; and 12 interdepartmental programs. St. Lawrence is in the midst of an educational renaissance , with ambitious academic initiatives and major facilities improvements throughout campus but especially in the sciences and the arts. A new science complex , the only LEED Gold - certified science complex in New York State , opened fall 2007 and new arts technology center opened spring 2007. | Founded in 1889 , Saint Leo University is now recognized as one of the nation's leading Catholic teaching universities and a school of international consequence. Our main campus in Saint Leo , Florida -- 35 minutes north of Tampa -- is home to our vibrant University College , serving the education needs of more that 1500 traditional - age undergraduate students. The university also offers a variety of dynamic graduate programs ; a weekend and evening program for working adults ; both undergraduate and graduate degree programs through 17 education centers in six states and through our Center for Online Learning , which houses the university's cutting - edge online degree programs. At Saint Leo University , outstanding teaching and active learning go hand in hand. Caring and capable faculty provide our students with knowledge , guidance , academic support , and a broad range of learning opportunities -- both in and outside the classroom. Small classes allow faculty to give each student personal attention. A recent nation - wide survey on student engagement confirms that Saint Leo University students rate their interaction with faculty significantly higher than do students at other similar universities. And our students tell us they love the university's active teaching - learning model because it enables them to collaborate on assignments , discuss readings , and participate in research projects outside the classroom. Not many universities can boast , as we can , that their undergraduate students are encouraged to present their work at national , academic and professional conferences. Many of our alumni tell us that their bonds with faculty have remained strong over the years. They say the mentoring , coaching , and other outside - the - classroom interactions with faculty helped them achieve much more than they ever thought possible. They report that they learned not just how to succeed in the classroom , but also in life. As students they were encouraged to be well - rounded : to learn , to think for themselves , to be active participants , and to give back to their communities. Today , Saint Leo University continues to encourage service - learning. In a recent student survey , 95 percent of University College freshmen and 82 percent of seniors said they perform community service each year. Saint Leo University is a place where values are more than just words on a wall. Respect , integrity , personal development , responsible stewardship , community , and excellence are part of the daily fabric of life on our main campus and throughout the university system. Our values derive from our Benedictine traditions and from our commitment to make our students love the person they will become. These values are what make Saint Leo students and its graduates special. | The 2009 - 2010 academic year began with a major milestone : Saint Louis University ( SLU ) enrolled 13 , 300 students , the largest in the university's nearly 200 - year history. When the record number of students returned to campus , they were greeted by a number of new majors and enhanced programs , including civil engineering , environmental studies , health management and health informatics. The University also completed a major overhaul of its communication program , including a new state - of - the - art , 8 , 500 - square - foot digital media center. While new academic programs were getting under way , others were being planned. Starting in fall 2010 , SLU will offer a master's degree in sustainability - the first of its kind in the Midwest. In addition , the university has approved other new programs for fall 2010 , including an undergraduate degree in community health and an accelerated master's degree that prepares nurses to take a leadership role in providing patient care. New centers of excellence were unveiled as well in 2009 - 2010 , including the Federal Aviation Administration - funded National Center for Aviation Safety Research. The university also received a $5 million grant from a private foundation to launch a new Center for Sustainability - a first for the nation's 28 Jesuit colleges and universities. The 2009 - 2010 academic year has been an exciting time for scientific discovery and life - changing breakthroughs at the university. During FY 2009 , SLU received nearly $61 million for research , including funding from the National Institutes of Health , National Science Foundation and Centers for Disease Control. In 2009 , SLU's School of Medicine joined the frontline of the nation's fight against H1N1 influenza. The university was one of eight elite institutions chosen by the National Institutes of Health to conduct vaccine trials. In October 2009 , Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius visited the university's renowned Center for Vaccine Development where the vaccine was tested on adults , children and pregnant women. The university's internationally respected Earthquake Center received federal stimulus monies in 2009 to upgrade earthquake monitoring stations in the Midwest. SLU's School of Public Health - the only accredited school of public health in Missouri - continued its leading role in a landmark study on the environmental and genetic factors that influence the development of disease in children. Recognition for the university's scientific prowess also came from unlikely arenas. Major League Baseball selected Quantum Weather , a revolutionary forecasting system invented by SLU meteorologists , to provide the official weather predictions for the 2009 All - Star Game in St. Louis. The university was selected to be the official forecasting partner of the St. Louis Cardinals. The university continued to earn national accolades for its academic excellence. Among them , philosophers from around the world named several of SLU's graduate philosophy programs among the best in the English speaking world ( Philosophical Gourmet Report ) . The 2009 - 2010 academic year also saw the appearance of major figures on the campus. Among them , UN Secretary General Ban Ki - Moon spoke at SLU in his first official trip to the Midwest since being elected to the post. In addition to academic and research excellence , the University demonstrated its commitment to community in a record - breaking way. Students , faculty and staff contributed more than 1 million service hours , the most in university history. In one of the more significant individual examples of SLU service , the university worked with community partners to open Casa de Salud in 2010. Meaning "House of Health" in Spanish , Casa de Salud is a new wellness clinic for the under served Hispanic community in St. Louis. With these high points in academics , research and service , Saint Louis University continues to move forward as it approaches 200 years. | The Benedictine heritage of this Catholic college ensures that Saint Martin's University welcomes students from all backgrounds , emphasizes life as part of a community and prepares students for a life of work underscored by a liberal education that recognizes the individual's spiritual , ethical and moral dimensions. Each student is treated as an individual who brings his or her own special talents and needs to the University. Small classes and a diverse academic programs allow the University to uphold its mission : To know , to care , to serve...to educate. | In its undergraduate distance program , the Woods educates women and men for leadership roles in contemporary society. The Woods' traditional on - campus program is for women only. In its graduate programs , the Woods educates both women and men to effect positive changes in society. | Saint Mary's College , a pioneer in the education of women , is an academic community where women develop their talents and prepare to make a difference in the world. Founded and continually sponsored by the Sisters of the Holy Cross since 1844 , the College embraces its Catholic heritage and educates its students within that context. On this mostly residential campus ( more than 80 percent of students live here ), Saint Mary's mission is to offer women a solid foundation in the liberal arts , a wide variety of challenging majors , and excellent preparation for leadership roles in both career and community. Saint Mary's College has always engaged its students with a learning atmosphere that allows open discussion and close interaction between classmates and professors. That personal attention is one of the qualities Saint Mary's students say they value most about their educational experience. The curriculum offers enhanced learning opportunities , including challenging and interesting coursework and interdisciplinary study. The College also offers a wide variety of academic - year , summer , and semester break options for international study. With an emphasis on creativity , teamwork , critical thinking , ethics , and intercultural competence , graduates are prepared for an array of careers and a lifetime of learning. The College's single - gender environment has been proven , in study after study , to foster confidence , ethical leadership , and strong academic success among women. Graduates of women's colleges tend to be remarkable achievers. Saint Mary's alumnae include a Broadway producer , several U.S. Congresswomen , a state Supreme Court justice , a vice president for CBS Sports , the 2006 Michigan School Superintendent of the Year , and a country director for Save the Children in Afghanistan. Saint Mary's students often declare that their college experience gives them the best of both worlds : small classes and unlimited opportunities. When students graduate and embark on a career or enter graduate school , they are armed with the skills employers and others are looking for : the ability to communicate well , to think analytically , and to see the big picture. | Founded in 1863 , Saint Mary's College of California is one of the oldest colleges in the West. Saint Mary's has been directed since 1868 by the Christian Brothers , the largest Catholic order dedicated exclusively to teaching. The founder of the order , Saint John Baptist de La Salle , is the patron saint of teachers. Saint Mary's is shaped by three traditions : Catholic , LaSallian , and liberal arts. Our Catholic tradition encourages an appreciation of all faiths , a respect for the dignity of human life , a willingness to explore the mystery of existence , and an understanding of the whole person , mind and body , soul and spirit. Our LaSallian tradition encourages a commitment to social justice and to transformative teaching - a shared investigation of faith , reason , and the diversity of human experience. Our liberal arts tradition means that we are dedicated to profound reflection and worldly experience , critical thinking and global awareness , integrated scholarship and lifelong learning. Our academic program includes advanced study in 30 major fields - in the arts and humanities , the sciences and social sciences , education and business. Our labs and classes are small - averaging around 20 students and student - centered , enabling intense discussion , lively debates , and a strong sense that ideas matter. Our rigorous core curriculum includes the Collegiate Seminar , a series of discussion - based classes examining the world's great ideas. The January Term program allows students to pursue a single specialized topic in depth. We are committed to experiential learning ; students take advantage of an extensive study abroad program and internships , research , and service opportunities. Many of our nearly 200 full - time professors are internationally renowned for their research and scholarship ; all are skilled teachers and dedicated mentors. Saint Mary's is home to nearly 2 , 500 undergraduates from across the country and around the world. Our student body is unusually diverse ; more than 40% of our undergraduates identify themselves as African American , Asian American , Hispanic / Latino American , or Native American. And our students are unusually active : they manage dozens of clubs and organizations , play on our 14 Division I teams , and coordinate our extensive recreation program. Our Catholic Institute for Lasallian Social Action is a nationally recognized center for social service ; every year , nearly half of our students join a service project. Resident students live in thirteen residence halls and eight townhouse complexes ; residential life is guided by trained student advisors , professional staff , and more than two dozen Christian Brothers. Our 420 - acre campus is set among rolling hills and marked by a stately chapel , villa - style architecture , quiet courtyards , and fragrant pines. The most recent additions to the campus include the Syufy Performing Arts Center and our state - of - the - art science facility. The College is 20 miles east of San Francisco , one of the world's cultural and commercial Meccas , and is surrounded by natural treasures , from redwood forests to the pacific coastline , from spectacular mountain ranges to alpine lakes. | As Maryland's public honors college , St. Mary's College of Maryland offers an undergraduate , liberal arts education and small - college experience like those found at exceptional private colleges. As a public college , St. Mary's embraces students from diverse backgrounds and experiences. As an honors college , St. Mary's has outstanding faculty , talented students , high academic standards , a challenging curriculum , small classes , a sense of community , and a spirit of intellectual inquiry. The Core Curriculum includes first - year seminars and an opportunity to study abroad at the same cost as remaining on campus for the semester. Located in Historic St. Mary's City , it is small ( approximately 2 , 000 students on campus ), with 86% of its full - time students living on campus. A spectacular waterfront setting in the heart of Chesapeake Bay region , within a 2 - hour drive of Washington , D.C. and Baltimore , enhances the uniqueness of St. Mary's College of Maryland. | Saint Mary's University of Minnesota is dedicated to advancing the educational and career goals of today's students. Today the major academic units of the university are the College , offering the bachelor of arts degree based in the liberal arts , and the Schools of Graduate and Professional Programs , offering bachelor of science completion degrees , certificates , master degrees , education specialist degree , and two doctoral degrees , all based on a career - oriented curriculum. The university also offers undergraduate and graduate programs in Nairobi , Kenya and the Master of Education in Teaching and Learning in Mandeville , Jamaica. Today SMU has more than 5000 students enrolled in undergraduate , graduate and certificate programs at locations in Minnesota , Wisconsin and Nairobi and Jamaica. | Personal attention is the first phrase many students use to describe what they love about St. Mary???s University , a Catholic and Marianist liberal arts institution where the combination of interpersonal relationships , academic excellence and global perspective results in a community of scholars that crosses generations and cultures. The Marianists who founded the University in 1852 modeled servant leadership. Their welcoming Catholic spirit continues to infuse the entire student experience. Strongly rooted in the Catholic intellectual tradition , the St. Mary???s core curriculum integrates course work in the arts , humanities , social sciences , and natural sciences into each student???s degree plan and helps develop creativity , analytical skills and an understanding of the human condition. St. Mary???s challenges students to strive for academic excellence and personal integrity , while educating them for possibilities of greatness in career and community. Recognizing St. Mary???s as a strong - performing institution with a high graduation rate , the Education Trust selected St. Mary???s as a national model for student success. One of the first schools in the nation to have a Service Learning Center , St. Mary???s was selected by The Princeton Review and Campus Compact to be included in Colleges with a Conscience : 81 Great Schools with Outstanding Community Involvement. The institution is committed to being a leader in fostering social responsibility and public service. At St. Mary???s , students learn how to become citizens of the world by making a difference in the lives of others. St. Mary???s faculty , staff , alumni and students excel in local , regional and national endeavors. During the 2008 - 2009 academic year , St. Mary???s University Graduate School Dean Henry Flores , Ph.D. was interviewed as an historical expert in the latest documentary of the critically acclaimed PBS series ???The American Experience.??? The story in the series ???A Class Apart??? tells the history of Latinos America , with focus on the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case Hernandez v. Texas. The Corporation for National and Community Service honored St. Mary???s University with a place on the President???s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary service efforts and service to America???s communities. John Qui??ones , a St. Mary???s alumnus , winner of seven Emmy Awards and recipient of the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award???s Grand Prize for International Reporting chose St. Mary???s University as one of the first stops on his national book tour. ???Heroes Among Us : Ordinary People , Extraordinary Choices??? is a collection of stories of truly heroic individuals that Qui??ones has encountered throughout his career. Students in the Bill Greehey School of Business won first and second place at the National Collegiate Entrepreneur Organization???s business plan elevator pitch competition. The first in San Antonio to offer forensic science degrees , St. Mary???s University has created two new degrees in the emerging field of forensic science. Undergraduate students can pursue the new Bachelor of Science degree in Forensic Science with a Biology or Chemistry option or the Bachelor of Arts degree in Forensic Science with a Criminology option beginning fall semester 2009. ???St. Mary???s prides itself on identifying career trends and providing the best academic foundation for our students to pursue those fields , ??? said President Charles L. Cotrell , Ph.D. ???In today???s economy , we want to equip our students with the skill sets that will help them succeed.??? The University???s 135 - acre campus in northwest San Antonio offers a blend of historic beauty and high - tech functionality. Amenities , including a new residence hall opening in 2009 , smart classrooms with Internet access , wireless access and the Alumni Athletics & Convocation Center???s fitness facility , add up to a high quality educational environment for every student. | Saint Michaels is a residential , Catholic , liberal arts college for students who want to make the world a better place. With 2 , 000 undergraduate students from 33 states and 13 countries , Saint Michael's superb faculty is committed first and foremost to teaching and to preparing students for their entire careers , not just their first job out of college. Situated just three miles outside of Burlington , Vermont's largest city and a perfect college town , Saint Michael's campus is located near unparalleled recreational opportunities in the Green Mountains and on Lake Champlain. With nearly 100% of students living on campus , our 24 / 7 living and learning environment means exceptional teaching goes beyond the classroom. The remarkable sense of community encourages students to get involved , take risks and think differently. A unique passion for social justice issues on campus reflects the heritage of the Edmundite priests who founded Saint Michaels in 1904. | Respected for its academic rigor , far - reaching international footprint , beautiful campus and dedication to service and community , St. Norbert College is recognized for encouraging students of all religions to develop their full potential in understanding and serving the world. Students have the opportunity to participate in collaborative research fellowships with faculty as early as their first year. Internship opportunities are plentiful , not only on campus , but in the community and throughout the world. St. Norbert was the first college or university in the United States to meet new national standards of best practice in study abroad developed by the Forum on Education. Students here who wish to study abroad have 75 program sites in 37 countries on six continents from which to choose. St. Norbert offers academic excellence , personal attention and faculty members who make student success their top priority. We challenge students' viewpoint and encourage their exploration of ideas that may be new or different from their own. They will be in a community where students from around the world come together in consideration of local and global perspectives. Our graduates enjoy a 94 percent success rate of professional employment or graduate and professional school acceptance within nine months of graduation. A four - year graduation guarantee makes St. Norbert an exceptional value. St. Norbert College is the only institution of higher education in the world sponsored by the Norbertines , a Catholic order devoted to living in community and serving others. | One of the nation's leading four - year residential colleges , St. Olaf offers an academically rigorous education with a vibrant faith tradition. Founded in 1874 , St. Olaf is a liberal arts college of the church in the Lutheran tradition ( ELCA ) . Committed to the liberal arts and incorporating a global perspective , St. Olaf fosters the development of the whole person in mind , body , and spirit. Academic excellence informs St. Olaf College's identity and characterizes its history. Through its curriculum , campus life , and off - campus programs , St. Olaf hones students' critical thinking and nurtures their moral formation. The college encourages and challenges its students to be seekers of truth , to lead lives of unselfish service to others , and to be responsible and knowledgeable citizens of the world. Widely known for its world - class programs in mathematics and music , St. Olaf is also recognized for its innovative approaches to undergraduate science education and its commitment to environmental sustainability as evidenced in such initiatives as the adoption of green chemistry principles across the science curriculum. For nearly half a century , St. Olaf has been at the forefront of global education and a pioneer in study abroad. Today , with 110 distinct international and off - campus programs in 46 countries , St. Olaf students enjoy a world of opportunities when pursuing their studies. St. Olaf is an inclusive community that welcomes people of differing backgrounds and beliefs , a community that embraces spirituality and cultivates compassion. Conversations about faith are part of campus life and numerous opportunities are provided for students to grow in their faith and discover how they are called upon to serve others. St. Olaf takes pride in its record of academic excellence. A leader among undergraduate colleges in producing prestigious Rhodes Scholars , Fulbright Fellows , and Peace Corps volunteers , St. Olaf ranks 8th overall among the nation's baccalaureate colleges in the number of graduates who go on to earn doctoral degrees , with top ten rankings in the fields of mathematics and statistics , religion and theology , arts and music , education , foreign languages , chemistry , physics , and biological sciences. | Stonehill College , founded by the Congregation of Holy Cross in 1948 , is an academically challenging , welcoming community on a beautiful , vibrant campus just outside of Boston. Our mission is "to educate the whole person so that each graduate thinks , acts , and leads with courage toward the creation of a more just and compassionate world." EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING : Stonehill is in the top 10% of colleges nationwide in enriching educational experiences such as internships , study abroad , and co - curricular programs , according to the National Survey of Student Engagement. Over 80% of our students complete an internship , study abroad , or practicum and field experience by the time they graduate. Stonehill students intern nationally and internationally in locations from New York City , Washington , D.C. , and Boston to Dublin , London , Paris , and Geneva. The Institute of International Education ranks Stonehill 16th in the country among baccalaureate institutions for semester study abroad programs. A total of 262 Stonehill students studied abroad this academic year , in programs that spanned 24 countries from China to Russia and South Africa to New Zealand. CORNERSTONE PROGRAM : The core of Stonehill's "liberal arts - plus" curriculum is the Cornerstone Program. Through this initiative , students are prepared for a life of learning , leadership , and responsible citizenship by taking interdisciplinary Learning Communities , courses in ethics , the sciences , language , and more , and a major Capstone course for seniors in which students demonstrate mastery of their academic discipline. INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION : Classes are kept small so that Stonehill's accomplished and accessible faculty can champion and challenge our students during all four years. Since its inception in 1996 , the Stonehill Undergraduate Research Experience ( SURE ) Program has involved 325 students working alongside professors to conduct , publish , and present research in a broad range of disciplines from biochemistry to education. ATHLETICS MEET ACADEMICS : Stonehill ranks # 2 in NCAA Division II academic / athletic colleges in the country according to the National Collegiate Scouting Association , as well as ranking consistently at the top level across all three NCAA Divisions , including powerhouses such as Duke , Stanford , and Notre Dame. Over 50% of students involved in athletic programs achieve GPAs of 3.2 or higher ; the average GPA of all 400+ current student - athletes is 3.1. CHARACTER AND VALUES : As a Catholic college , Stonehill has a strong commitment to community service. Each year , approximately 1 , 600 Stonehill students participate in volunteer outreach. Last year , our students provided more than 41 , 000 hours of service to numerous nonprofit and civic groups. Our significant opportunities for community service this year include ten alternative spring break H.O.P.E. trips for nearly 200 students to sites from Honduras to New Orleans and Tennesse. Since their inception in 1998 , more than 700 students have gone on H.O.P.E. trips in the U.S. and abroad. STRONG OUTCOMES : Our students and alumni succeed because the entire college community collaborates to help them develop the knowledge , skills , and character to meet their professional goals and live lives of purpose and integrity. Of a recent Stonehill graduating class , 92% were employed within one year of graduation at corporations like Goldman Sachs and Brigham and Women's Hospital , 38% attended medical , law , or other graduate programs at institutions like Georgetown and Brown , and 8% joined or applied for a year - long volunteer service program such as the Peace Corps and Teach for America. "Everyone on campus wants to help you achieve your fullest potential. I think that in a very real sense , getting that sort of nurturing attention makes it easier for you to contribute to the community in turn." - John Hanawalt '10 | Named one of the top 200 universities in the world by the QS World University Rankings , Stony Brook is the smart choice for your higher education. Here you'll get a world - class education at very low cost , and your degree from Stony Brook will open doors to a universe of career possibilities. Stony Brook offers you all the advantages of a major university : more than 150 majors , minors , and combined degree programs for undergraduates ; first - rate opportunities for undergraduate research , including at nearby Brookhaven National Laboratory , which Stony Brook co - manages ; Long Island's only academic medical center ; and innovative programs that prepare you for graduate study and a host of careers. Our diverse campus attracts more than 24 , 000 students from nearly all 50 states and more than 100 countries. But Stony Brook is a large university with a small - college feel. As a freshman , you will belong to one of six Undergraduate Colleges organized around students' interests. Each Undergraduate College has only 450 students and offers academic and residential advising to help you schedule classes , choose a major , and adjust to college life. You also will have the opportunity to take one - credit themed classes in small - group settings and attend informal gatherings with your professors and fellow students. Stony Brook's combined degree programs for undergraduates include several secondary teacher preparation programs , a fast - track M.B.A program , as well as our bachelor???s / M.D. and bachelor???s / D.D.S combined - degree programs. Our School of Journalism offers a major in journalism and a state - of - the - art newsroom. Students in our Marine Sciences major conduct research on the R.V. Seawolf , at our waterfront Marine Station , and in Jamaica at Discovery Bay Lab during the University???s Winter Session. In fact , Stony Brook offers several unique semester , academic year , and summer study abroad programs in many countries. Students in the biomedical engineering major combine their interests in biology , chemistry , computer programming , engineering , and math. Student clubs and academic advising support students heading toward careers in engineering , law , medicine , and a range of health professions. Each spring the University pays tribute to students' accomplishments in all the arts and sciences with a day of exhibition and performance. Stony Brook has more than 300 clubs and organizations for students and offers an extensive intramural program. Students , faculty , and staff race boats made with only cardboard , duct tape , and paint in the annual Roth Pond Regatta. Other Stony Brook traditions include Homecoming and Strawberry Fest. Our Student Activities Center features a 3 , 000 - square - foot fitness center , an international food court , student lounges , game rooms , an art gallery , and a Wellness Center with a mirrored studio for exercise classes and workshops. Across campus , the Sports Complex includes courts for basketball and squash , a running track , a dance studio , weight rooms , and a pool. Each residential quad also has its own fully equipped fitness center open 24 / 7. And the Division I Seawolves compete in an 8 , 300 - seat stadium. As a graduate of an institution that is a member of the elite Association of American Universities , you will have a degree that is highly valued and recognized. The Wall Street Journal ranked Stony Brook eighth among public universities with students going on to elite graduate programs. Our graduates also are in high demand in the workplace. Nearly 350 corporate organizations recruit on campus each year. Stony Brook University's 1 , 100 - acre campus is located on Long Island's North Shore , 60 miles east of New York City and close to beaches and woodlands. Our proximity to New York City and a railroad station right on campus make it easy for students to take advantage of all that Manhattan has to offer. Visit us and discover what led Kiplinger to list Stony Brook as one of "The 100 Best Values in Public Colleges." | The special character of Saint Peter's College is defined by its Jesuit heritage , size , diversity , location , student life , and affordability. One of 28 U.S. Jesuit colleges and the only Jesuit college in NJ , St. Peter's is committed to academic excellence and to developing graduates to learn , to lead and to serve society. With a ratio of one faculty to thirteen students , the College is ideally sized. Total enrollment is approximately 3 , 000 students. More than half of the freshman class resides on campus. Our remarkably diverse students originate from around U.S. and more than 60 countries. While providing personal attention , the College is large enough to offer 40 majors , an Honors Program , internships , service learning , study abroad , and a Washington semester. Joint professional degree programs include Law , Medicine , Dentistry , Pharmacy , Physician Assistant , Physical Therapy , Clinical Lab Sciences , and Pharmacy. St. Peter's location is also ideal. The main campus is on 25 acres in the heart of Jersey City , the second largest city in New Jersey , and just 12 minutes by train from the cultural and financial resources of New York City. Campus life is enhanced by 40 student - run organizations and 20 NCAA Division I teams. Committed to affordability , St. Peter's offers among the lowest tuitions of the Jesuit Colleges : 97% of students receive financial aid and the average award is $20 , 000. | St. Thomas Aquinas College , as an independent institution with a wonderful heritage based in the Dominican traditions and spirit , provides a personalized education to students in a values - centered environment. With a core program in the liberal arts , the College also offers professional preparation in Teacher Education and Business Administration , including several masters degree programs ( MBA , MST , MSEd ) . The Teacher Education Program was most recently accredited by NCATE ( National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education ) . The College's faculty are dedicated to teaching , and a wide variety of strategic alliances with other institutions expands the breadth of opportunities for students , including dual degree programs in Engineering , Physical Therapy , Podiatry and Chiropractic , as well as partnerships with NYU's MSW program , St. John's University's Law School , and others. | The only Catholic Archdiocesan - sponsored university in Florida , St. Thomas University places an institutional emphasis on social justice and ethical behavior. Our School of Law boasts one of the most culturally diverse student bodies in the country , ranking first among all ABA - approved law schools in our proportion of Hispanic students , and sixth among African - American students. We are one of the only law schools in the nation with a Human Rights Institute and offer a joint M.B.A. / J.D. in Accounting , International Business , Marriage and Family Counseling , and Sports Administration in addition to our 25 undergraduate and 12 graduate degrees. Approximately 90% of the faculty hold the highest degrees in their fields. Rich in diversity and small in size , our community is one of cohesiveness and collegiality where faculty are accessible and approachable , sharing a commitment to respond to student needs. | Saint Vincent College is a friendly and supportive educational community rooted in the Catholic , Benedictine tradition that provides contemporary programs through which students can integrate their professional goals with the broader purpose of human life. | St Xavier University is a coeducational , private Catholic university founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1846 and serving a diverse population of over 5 , 000 students. The University has two campus locations. The 74 acre Chicago campus is loacted in a residential neighborhood. The Orland Park campus is situated on 46 acres of wooded land in suburban Orland Park. St Xavier offers over 43 undergraduate degree programs and over 40 graduate degree options in the School of Nursing , School of Education , Graham School of Management and School of Arts and Sciences. St Xavier University seeks diversely talented students who will engage actively in a learning community that is intergenerational , multiethnic and international. Programs of study emphasize liberal arts and specialized professional education within a context of ethical concern and social responsibility. The University complements formal curricula with co - curricular services and programs intended to enhance lifelong learning , foster personal growth and develop leadership qualities. | Founded in 1906 , Suffolk University is a four - year private university located in downtown Boston. The University offers more than 70 undergraduate programs through its College of Arts & Sciences and Sawyer Business School. Suffolk provides students the excitement of an urban setting with access to New England???s leading business , government , legal , medical , and nonprofit communities. The University also has campuses in Madrid , Spain ; and Dakar , Senegal. The academic programs offered at Suffolk provide students with the opportunity to pursue their interests while learning in a personal , hands - on environment. They can capture the news from behind the camera at Suffolk???s new high - definition television studio , experience the future of energy at the Sagan Research Lab , study intercultural communication at Suffolk Madrid , or take the nation???s pulse at the Suffolk University Political Research Center. They can even learn to design the next great video game in our Interactive Media and Game Development program or study the stars in our Astrophysics program. Our unique downtown location offers students access to internship and co - op opportunities in a wide range of fields , helping them gain important work experience while they complete their undergraduate degree. Suffolk University also offers our students a variety of engaging activities. Among our sports teams , intramurals , and more than 70 student organizations , they can find an outlet for their passions here. Suffolk has three modern dormitory facilities that provide Internet , cable , and telephone access as well as beautiful views of the city. Our campus also features a state - of - the - art undergraduate library and a newly renovated theater. The University's excellent academic programs emphasize high - quality teaching , small class size , and real - world career applications. Suffolk's faculty members are of the highest caliber. Ninety - four percent of them hold PhDs and many are practicing professionals in their fields. The Princeton Review has named Suffolk one of The Best 371 Colleges. | SUNY Cortland is a comprehensive college of arts and sciences offering undergraduate and graduate programs in the liberal arts and a variety of professional fields. We are committed to excellence in teaching , scholarship , research , and service to the community. Quality teaching has been the highest priority since our founding in 1868. We are committed to a comprehensive curriculum , building on our traditional strengths in teacher education and physical education and enhancing our high - quality programs in the arts , humanities , and sciences. Our students gain skills , knowledge , and conceptual understanding in their discipline ; furthermore , they grow intellectually and acquire fundamental life skills and values. Among these are a desire to learn , an ability to critically think , training in technology , an awareness of discovery , an appreciation of diversity , and a respect for physical and emotional well - being. | SUNY Cobleskill is a public , residential college offering bachelors , associates and professional educational programs through its Schools of Agriculture and Natural Resources , Business , and Liberal Arts and Sciences. It is located on 750 scenic acres just west of the state capital in New York???s tech valley. The College provides a small college experience at an affordable price for a diverse student body seeking a high quality , challenging , hands - on education in a nurturing environment. The College places emphasis on integrating classroom instruction with strong internships and field experiences. Many experiential learning opportunities are available on campus through avenues such as a working farm , fish hatchery , equestrian center , outdoor recreational area , histotechnology laboratory , broadcast television studio , restaurant , pre - school , and day care center. The College has nationally recognized programs and faculty who engage in scholarship , often in collaboration with students , which serves to enhance the teaching - learning process. SUNY Cobleskill is a significant economic driver , positively impacting the region???s quality of life by creating an educated workforce , forming partnerships with corporations and the community , and providing numerous cultural , athletic , and regional events. The College provides a variety of student - centered activities as well as significant opportunities for leadership development. Students may also participate in a full array of intramural and intercollegiate athletics , successfully competing at the NCAA Division III level. For nearly a century , the campus community has been committed to helping students achieve their personal and professional goals and to develop their full potential. SUNY Cobleskill is one of three remaining state agriculture and technology colleges , has the state's only contiguous farm , and hosts New York Satate's only bachelor's degree programs in Turfgrass Management. The highest priority of SUNY Cobleskill's expert faculty and staff continues to be individual attention to student needs. SUNY Cobleskill graduates transfer to places such as : Cornell University ; State University of New York at Albany , Binghamton , Buffalo , Stony Brook , Environmental Science and Forestry at Syracuse and others. A unique early medical school assurance program allows eligible students to apply for guaranteed admission to Upstate Medical University at the close of their freshman year , without ever having to take the MCATs. Articulation agreements ensure easy transfer to other colleges within the State University of New York system. The equestrian center , opened in fall 2005 , includes a 34 , 000sf indoor arena , breeding and training facilities , and room to board over 70 horses. The 200 - cow dairy facility boasts cutting - edge herd and waste management technology. The agricultural complex also includes an arboretum , golf greens , a fish hatchery , fourteen greenhouses , and agricultural engineering laboratories. The college has received over $8 million in federal and state funding to launch applied research in the conversion of agricultural and municipal solid wastes into clean energy. The new project will afford many opportunities for undergraduate students to observe and participate in this research. Construction of a new $37 million agricultural science center is expected to begin in 2009. SUNY Cobleskill is committed through its strategic plan and the desires of its constituents to incorporating sustainability into its curricula and business practices , and the college is a signatory on the Talloires Declaration. | The mission of the College of Environmental Science and Forestry is to advance knowledge and skills and to promote the leadership necessary for the stewardship of both the natural and designed environments. SUNY - ESF is a small , close - knit community with a teaching , learning and research focus all on the natural environment. Students study engineering , chemistry , biology , environmental studies , natural resources management and landscape architecture. SUNY ESF strives to make this a better world through environmental discovery. ESF offers a one - of - a - kind education where every student is learning about meeting the environmental challenges facing all of us. Our roughly 1 , 500 undergraduates and 600 graduate students enjoy the benefits of small classes , excellent faculty , international programs and field experiences abound. SUNY - ESF students can take advantage of academic offerings at Syracuse University. Outside the classroom , SUNY - ESF students can live in Learning Communities , participate in Service Learning opportunities , and enjoy hundreds of sports and clubs at ESF or across the street at Syracuse University. In addition , ESF's costs make our excellent education a remarkable value. | Alfred State College is a public institution of higher learning , located in a pristine rural setting where students are doers and not bystanders. The college is an ideal place for purposeful , action , and goal orientated individuals. ASC students get a head start on their careers as our programs , teaching methods , and out of classroom experiences provide intensive , hands - on , useable real world learning. Our gradutes are well prepared and ready to work. Those who choose to continue their education for an advanced degree find that their ASC education has given them a solid foundation. ASC graduates are able to hit the ground running. Alfred State SUNY College of Technology is in Alfred , New York , a vibrant community with a permanent population of approximately 2 , 000 residents and nearly 6 , 000 students enrolled in three colleges. It is 15 miles north of the Pennsylvania border , 75 miles south of Rochester , NY , and 90 miles southeast of Buffalo , NY. The college enrolls approximately 3 , 500 students annually. There are some 244 teaching faculty and professional staff supporting the college's more than 70 programs in agricultural , allied health , business , and engineering technologies , plus liberal arts and sciences , and 18 programs in applied technology. The college's programs are registered by the NYS Education Department and have been approved by the NYS Education Department for the training of veterans. Alfred State College is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. | SUNY Delhi , founded in 1913 , is a thriving institution that enrolls over 2 , 700 students from New York , surrounding states and several foreign countries. SUNY Delhi is recognized for providing an outstanding student - centered , residential college experience. Delhi has also created a unique niche in higher education by offering a seamless , technology - based education that includes specialized certificates , more than 40 associate degree programs and 10 distinctive baccalaureate programs. SUNY Delhi has earned state and national reputations for excellence and innovation in several program areas , including Veterinary Science Technology , Hospitality Management and Golf / Turf Management , Architectural Design and Building , Information Technology , Nursing and Construction Technology. SUNY Delhi is also the first college in New York State to offer a bachelor's degree in nursing completely online. | A liberal arts college with a pre - professional focus , the SUNY College at Oneonta features outstanding and accessible faculty , students committed to academic achievement and community service , excellent facilities and technology , a beautiful campus , and a strong commitment to equity , diversity , and inclusion. Popular academic majors include the nationally accredited education , music industry , dietetics , human ecology , and chemistry programs ; traditional majors in the arts , sciences , social sciences , and business ; and programs in emerging fields such as computer art , environmental science , and mass communications. The College rates highly among public colleges nationwide in value , selectivity , service , and alumni support. Oneonta offers a friendly , small college atmosphere with a genuine sense of community , enhanced by a campuswide commitment to providing the best possible experience for students. The College is small enough to provide personal attention , yet large enough to offer impressive facilities , equipment , and programs. Faculty and students collaborate on projects through Oneonta's Student / Faculty Grant Program for Research and Creative Activities. Internships , service learning , and experiential learning afford students opportunities to learn by doing. Oneonta offers over 1 , 000 scholarships , including Oneonta Presidential Scholarships for high - achieving students. Student activities include student government , athletics , and over 70 organizations focusing on academics , publications , performance , cultural awareness , and special interests. Leadership and honors programs provide further opportunities for students to develop life - long skills. Unique facilities include a Digital Planetarium , Music Recording Studio with tunable walls ; Computer Art Lab ; DNA Computing and Genomics Lab ; Alumni Field House ; and new residence hall with apartment - style living. The College has invested over $80 million in campus facilities since 2002 , including recent $12 - million renovations of the Human Ecology and Science buildings. In nearby Cooperstown , Oneonta offers the Biological Field Station and Cooperstown Graduate Program in History Museum Studies. Specialized endowments support a number of facilities , and Oneonta leads SUNY in the percentage of alumni who make gifts to their alma mater. Twice named to the Templeton Foundation Honor Roll for Character - Building Colleges and named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll in 2007 , 2008 , 2009 , and 2010 , Oneonta features the nationally known student - run Center for Social Responsibility and Community , which coordinates service learning and volunteerism. The highly rated Milne Library provides an expansive print collection and extensive electronic resources , including a new Technology center. Oneonta offers computer labs in all academic and residential buildings , campuswide wireless networking , and the most bandwidth to the Internet of any SUNY college. Located in the historic Susquehanna Valley of central New York , Oneonta is convenient to all of New York State. Nearby Cooperstown is home to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. With a population of around 14 , 000 the city of Oneonta maintains a small - town feel but offers opportunities for entertainment , the arts , athletics , and shopping. The region is also rich in outdoor recreational and environmental opportunities. | Founded in 1816 , SUNY Potsdam enjoys the longest history among the units of The State University of New York. The College currently enrolls 3 , 734 undergraduate and 564 graduate students. Located in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains , SUNY Potsdam is known for its liberal arts and teacher education programs , as well as the world - renowned The Crane School of Music , the nation's oldest and largest music school devoted primarily to the preparation of public school music teachers. The College offers more than 40 undergraduate degree programs. Popular degree programs include business administration , criminal justice , teacher education , mathematics , psychology , community health , music business , and computer and information sciences. Find out more about SUNY Potsdam on our Web site at www.potsdam.edu. | Nestled on the shores of Lake Erie about one hour southwest of Niagara Falls , SUNY Fredonia is consistently ranked as one of the finest public universities in the North. It is recognized for high academic standards , strong graduation rates and outstanding student services. It offers students a variety of majors in the arts -- including a world - renowned School of Music -- in addition to its College of Education , School of Business , and a variety of natural and social sciences. Graduate , professional and advanced certificate programs are also available. Perhaps SUNY Fredonia's strongest attribute is measured in its relationships forged between students , faculty and the community. With more than 200 cultural programs and 100 athletic events each year , the campus is alive and bursting with activity , playing a strong role in the quality of life across Chautauqua County. Recent additions to its beautiful 250 - acre campus include Rosch Recital Hall , a state - of - the - art sound recording technology studio , an outdoor soccer / lacrosse complex , a swimming and diving natatorium , a new University Commons , complete with new residential and dining facilities , a bookstore and mini mart , and the only Starbucks in the entire county. The university also just opened its new Business Technology Incubator -- the first physical extension of its main campus -- designed to assist up to 31 start - up companies succeed and contribute to the economic vitality of the region. A new child care center is slated to open in Spring 2010 , and the architectural stage has begun on a new Science and Technology academic complex as the campus continues to grow and evolve. | SUNY College at Geneseo , nationally recognized as a center of excellence in undergraduate education , is a public liberal arts college with selected professional and master's level programs. It combines a rigorous curriculum and a rich co - curricular life to create a learning - centered environment. The entire college community works together to develop socially responsible citizens with skills and values important to the pursuit of an enriched life and success in the world. | The mission of the State University of New York Institute of Technology is to offer undergraduate studies in professional , technical , and selected liberal arts fields , as well as graduate studies in selected academic disciplines ; to encourage participation in educationally - oriented community and public service ; and to support basic and applied research appropriate to its curricula. SUNYIT values and encourages academic and intellectual achievement of the highest quality , broad access to persons motivated to pursue college preparation and experience , the breadth and depth provided by a sound and comprehensive liberal arts education and the technical competencies inherent to the applied disciplines. SUNYIT is committed to the integration of these elements in a coherent program of higher learning. In addition , SUNYIT strives to provide a challenging , culturally diverse , and supportive educational environment that fosters and encourages students' active participation in residential life and student organizations , athletics and recreation , and cultural and social events. | The world is open for business! In today's global market , SUNY Maritime College prepares students for success in the maritime industry , at sea , in the business world , in government -- the choice is yours. SUNY Maritime College undergraduates enjoy the best value of a public education while consistently earning the top undergraduate average starting salaries in the country. The average starting salary of our undergraduate Class of 2009 was $62 , 659. SUNY Maritime College is nationally recognized as an Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology ( ABET ) accredited institution and home of the National Institute for Leadership and Ethics. We are one of only six colleges in the United States to offer a Naval Architecture degree. In 2007 SUNY Maritime College received the Andrew Heiskell Award for Innovation in International Education by the Institute for International Education. Are you ready for an exciting 4 years of learning , discovery , and leadership development? To find out if a SUNY Maritime College education can launch your life , contact our admissions office at 718 - 409 - 7221. | The State University of New York at New Paltz is committed to providing high quality , affordable education to students from all social and economic backgrounds. We are a faculty and campus community dedicated to the construction of a vibrant intellectual / creative public forum which reflects and celebrates the diversity of our society and encourages and supports active participation in scholarly and artistic activity. New Paltz is an active contributor to the schools , community institutions and economic / cultural life of our region. We are selective in admitting students who show promise of thriving in a learning environment which is challenging , student - centered , and personalized. Our goal is for students to gain knowledge , skills , and confidence to contribute as productive members of their communities and professions and active citizens in a democratic nation and a global society. We are the only residential public university in the mid - Hudson region. We offer undergraduate and graduate programs in the liberal arts and sciences which serve as a core for professional programs in the fine and performing arts , education , business , and engineering. Our location in the scenic Hudson Valley midway between the State Capital of Albany and metropolitan New York City provides unique opportunities for enriching our academic programs. We are a diverse faculty of distinguished scholars and artists who collaborate across the disciplines and professional areas to inspire our students to a love of learning , a meaningful engagement with the life of the mind , and an involvement in public service. Campus - wide Goals : We strive to carry out the above philosophy across the campus through : Faculty engagement in innovative pedagogy across all disciplines ; Faculty - student collaboration in research , performance , scholarship , exhibitions and presentations , internships and fieldwork , community service , and international studies and practica ; Capstone activities through which students can demonstrate expertise in a specialized area ; Support for risk - taking and innovation in research and scholarly / creative activity ; Writing intensive courses and seminars ; Educational and clinical centers that provide professional development and services to the region ; Library and information technology resources which support the curriculum , independent study , research , and information literacy ; Lectures , conferences , concerts , gallery shows , theatrical performances ( as the largest cultural institution in the Hudson Valley ), and other opportunities for life - long learning ; Leadership opportunities for students in campus and community organizations and college governance ; A well - rounded program in residence life to support student social , emotional , recreational , and academic needs. Educational Outcomes : Students are prepared to go on to graduate study or to enter their professional field of specialization through developing : Critical thinking , writing , analytical , mathematical , technological , and oral communication skills ; In - depth exploration of at least one discipline ; Experience using scientific methods and learning technologies appropriately and critically ; Knowledge of and participation in the aesthetic experience and the creative process ; Greater understanding and appreciation for the histories , races and cultures , religions , languages , and customs of our country and those of other nations ; Knowledge of the rapidly changing political , economic , environmental , and social forces in our world. Students develop the confidence and personal qualities necessary to take their place as citizens in our democracy through cultivating : High personal standards of honesty , integrity , and personal ethics ; The capacity for self - reflection and empathy for others ; Appreciation for the value of active citizenship and community service ; Knowledge , interests , and activities that promote health , well - being , and personal responsibility. | Oswego offers a learner - centered college experience at an exceptional educational value. Under the Oswego Guarantee , room and board costs do not increase during a student's four years on campus. Students receive over $2.7 million in merit scholarships and over $70 million in need - based financial aid annually. The college's mission -- to contribute to the common good by lighting the path to wisdom and empowering women and men to pursue meaningful lives as productive , responsible citizens -- informs the learner - centered experience which is distinguished by vitality , intellectual rigor , engagement , world awareness and a focus on real - world solutions. Oswego is distinctive in its vitality : Over $250 million in construction has been recently completed on the spacious campus on the shore of Lake Ontario that provides new living - learning communities , high - tech classrooms , and recreational facilities. Over $300 million has been allocated for new capital projects , including renovation and new construction for the science and education complexes and a new residential village. Oswego is distinctive in its intellectual rigor : The college is noted for its Honors Program and opportunities for high - achieving students. It offers more than 100 academic options ranging from accounting to zoology , including unusual programs such as Human - Computer Interaction , Meteorology , and Cognitive Science. Oswego's academic programs have received the stamp of excellence from a range of accrediting bodies ( see below ) . Oswego is distinctive in its engagement : The college is noted for its internship and volunteer opportunities for students , which extend around the world. Oswego's programs are distinctive in their world awareness : Oswego sends twice as many of its students abroad as the average college , proportionally , and brings the world to campus through co - curricular cultural programming , visiting international scholars , and academic programs such as International Trade and Global Studies. Finally , Oswego is distinctive in focusing on solutions -- producing students with the tools and the will to take on challenging problems facing the world today. Accreditations SUNY Oswego is accredited by the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of College and Schools , and all academic programs have been approved and registered by the New York State Education Department. The School of Education is accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. The School of Business is accredited by AACSB International - the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. The art department earned accreditation from the National Association of Schools of Art and Design. The chemistry department is accredited by the American Chemical Society in both the chemistry and biochemistry majors. The music department is an accredited member of the National Association of Schools of Music. The school psychology program is accredited by the National Association of School Psychologists. The technology department received accreditation from the Council on Technology Teacher Education. The theatre department is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Theatre. Walker Health Center is accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care. | Mission : The State University of New York College at Plattsburgh prepares a diverse population of undergraduate and graduate students for a wide range of careers based on a strong foundation in the liberal arts. The college is a selective public institution offering a high - quality and affordable education. SUNY Plattsburgh supports students in the discovery and cultivation of their potential for leadership in their chosen careers and communities. We challenge students to think , learn , and excel through both close interactions with an outstanding faculty and staff and participation in rewarding experiential learning opportunities. We are committed to academic excellence , ethical values , lifelong learning , and responsible citizenship in a sustainable global community. SUNY Plattsburgh contributes to the cultural enrichment and economic development of the Northeastern New York region. Attributes : Our distinctive location , near Lake Champlain , the Adirondack Mountains , and Canada , is embraced in academic programs , recreational activities , and community involvement. For instance , through our connection with the W. H. Miner Institute , students have access to 8 , 600 acres of forests and agricultural land to use as an outdoor laboratory , working on issues like preserving the Adirondack Park , as they study earth and environmental science. Others work in the Lake Champlain Research Institute , where they fight invasive species , identify insects and more. They have even helped develop and write the computer code for an Algal Bloom Mapper , which locates potentially hazardous algae blooms in the lake. The Expeditionary Studies program also makes use of the landscape to teach advanced skills in rock and ice climbing , back - country skiing , and sea kayaking. These lessons are combined with materials from different disciplines , including history , leadership , land management , environmental science , ethics , and education. Proximity to Canada makes the college a perfect place to study the growing field of global supply chain management. In fact , the college was the first in the SUNY system to offer this program. The Plattsburgh State Art Museum is comprised of over 4 , 600 works of art and artifacts ranging from antiquities to contemporary art. Through its Museum Without Walls , students are able to view art across the campus. The college also houses what may be the largest collection of skeletal remains from the ancient Maya , housed with permission from the Belize government. Combined with a DNA sequencer , these allow for unique opportunities to unlock mysteries of the past. Dr. Nancy Elwess , winner of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science , Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring , has been working with undergraduates on this and more. For five years in a row , her students have won national and international awards for this work. In biology , our students founded the first - ever student chapter of the Botanical Society of America and won awards from that group. One student traveled to Australia with faculty where she helped them discover a new plant species. Our students are also winning awards for video and audio productions. They won 20 out of 34 regional awards and three national awards from the National Broadcasting Society this year. Our students take part in unique experiences through our Spectrum clinics. These allow them to apply classroom learning to a clinical setting and do meaningful research in speech and hearing , Alzheimer's , traumatic brain injury and autism. SUNY Plattsburgh has a long tradition as a teachers college , with education alumni recently winning awards from the president of the United States , the New York State Department of Education , the School Administrators Association and more. Now , our redesigned program has reset the bar , adjusting it to the needs of the 21st century , with an emphasis on inquiry - based teaching and programs in which students may be working in schools the first semester of their freshman year. | Susquehanna University is a distinctive , national liberal arts college committed to academic excellence. Its mission is to prepare undergraduates for productive and reflective lives of achievement , leadership and service in a diverse and interconnected world. In a collaborative and inclusive community , Susquehanna University offers students a balance of liberal arts and professional programs led by passionate faculty mentors with access to exceptional facilities. The school fosters a results - oriented education strong in experiential learning. With a distinctive cross - cultural requirement that takes students out of their usual range of everyday living and exposes them to cultures different from their own , students broaden their educational experience. They gain transferable skills from numerous transformative experiences such as internships , service learning and leadership opportunities. The university also puts a premium on close interaction between students and faculty. Faculty , for example , work closely with students on research , encouraging discovery , understanding and collaboration in the theoretical and applied , concrete and abstract , known and unknown. These interactions help prepare students for graduate school or their chosen profession. Many of Susquehanna students are service - oriented ; they participate in and even initiate a variety of projects that make a difference close to campus and around the world. This service instills a heightened sense of responsibility and commitment that persists long after graduation. The university instills in its students the best qualities of a residential college and a challenging university , helping students develop self - confidence , intellectual skills , independence and an appetite for learning. Beyond academic commitments , Susquehanna students enjoy an active and comfortable lifestyle on campus and in the borough of Selinsgrove , which is located on the scenic Susquehanna River. Their experience is enriched by a Division III sports program , as well as an array of intramural and club sports , visual and performing arts , clubs and service organizations. After graduation , students become part of an increasingly proud and supportive alumni community that attests to the value and the many benefits that Susquehanna students glean from their undergraduate years. | Swarthmore College is a highly selective college of liberal arts and engineering. The College is private , yet open to all regardless of financial need and is committed to providing financial aid awards that meet students' demonstrated financial need without loans. Since its founding in 1864 , Swarthmore has given students of uncommon intellectual ability the knowledge , insight , skills , and experience to become leaders for the common good. A student / faculty ratio of 8 : 1 ensures that students have meaningful engagement with their professors , preparing them to translate the skills and understanding gained at Swarthmore into the mark they want to make on the world. The College's Honors program features small groups of students working closely with faculty and peers ; an emphasis in independent learning ; and a final examination by outside scholars. Located 11 miles southwest of Philadelphia , Swarthmore's 399 - acre campus is an arboretum. | Sweet Briar College grants the bachelor of arts , bachelor of science , bachelor of fine arts , master of arts in teaching , and master of education degrees. The College offers more than 40 programs of study , including the new engineering science program , as well as self - designed and interdisciplinary majors. Students create and learn with an exceptional faculty , almost all of whom hold the doctorate or the appropriate terminal degree. A 9 to 1 student / faculty ratio ensures that classes are small and each student's educational program is personalized. | Founded in 1870 , Syracuse University is an independent institution with an international reputation. SU's Main Campus has a striking physical presence , situated on a hill overlooking the City of Syracuse. The grandeur of its 230 collegiate buildings complements the spacious grassy areas and stone walkways within the 200 - acre landscaped grounds. Just down the road from Main Campus is South Campus , a residential area that contains its own student center , dining hall , recreational fields , and other satellite services. Recent property acquisitions have extended the campus into the heart of downtown Syracuse , adding a more contemporary , urban element to the University. Syracuse University is guided by its vision of Scholarship In Action and offers the best of two learning environments. As a major research university , it is large enough to host a wide variety of academic and extracurricular activities , and yet its nine undergraduate colleges provide smaller , more intimate settings in which students have opportunities to build lasting relationships with mentoring faculty members. Scholarship In Action stresses the importance of interactive programs , where faculty and students learn , discover , and create through engagement together and with practitioners , the broader community , and the world. In addition to a large selection of majors , students can select dual majors , minors , or individualized majors with assistance from an academic advisor. In virtually every aspect of student life at Syracuse , choices abound. The many options of undergraduate majors and minors , the range of courses available , opportunities to study abroad , internships , the scope of residential living opportunities , and extracurricular activities make Syracuse University attractive to those who value a diverse educational experience. | Tabor College is a Christian Liberal Arts college dedicated to preparing people for a life of learning , work , and service. The College aspires to be a college of choice for students who want an academically excellent , life - transforming , globally relevant , and decidedly Christian education. The school is affiliated with the Mennonite Brethren Church , part of the Anabaptist Evangelical stream of Protestant Christianity and a member of the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities. The main residential campus is located in Hillsboro , Kansas with an extension site in Wichita , Kansas that houses the School of Adult and Graduate Studies. Most residential students are involved in athletics , theater , music , and service organizations. Graduates receive both a liberal arts education and professional vocational preparation. Students have opportunities for multiple intercultural and international experiences during January Interterm. Tabor is the first private college in Kansas to become part of the Academic Quality Improvement Project of the North Central Association. | Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania , a public , four - year institution , is one of 14 members of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education. Founded in 1839 as the Bloomsburg Literary Institute , the university currently enrolls nearly 8 , 600 undergraduate students in the Colleges of Education , Business , Liberal Arts and Science and Technology and more than 900 graduate students in upper - level programs , including a doctoral program in clinical audiology. Ninety percent of the university's students are Pennsylvania residents and 7 percent hail from neighboring New Jersey. Bloomsburg University offers a wide array of student activities and programs , modern residence halls , a well - equipped Student Recreation Center and restaurant - quality dining , including an on - campus Starbucks. The university has 18 intercollegiate athletic programs , more than 160 organizations to provide opportunities for leadership and growth and 11 Living Learning Communities that bring together students with common academic interests who live in the same residence hall , participate in activities and enroll in a cluster of related courses. The university actively supports an atmosphere of civic engagement , encouraging students to get involved through political and volunteer activities. More than 750 companies , organizations and agencies provide academic internships to Bloomsburg students. Students also may take advantage of support offerings provided through Academic Advisement , Accommodative Services , Act 101 / Educational Opportunity Program , Developmental Instruction , Student Support Services , University Tutorial Services and other programs. Bloomsburg University is located adjacent to the Town of Bloomsburg , a community with 12 , 000 full - time residents. The safety of the small community extends to the well - lighted campus where security measures include an emergency message notification system ( e - mail , phone and text message ), emergency call boxes and continuous patrolling by the university's 17 commissioned police officers who work closely with the professional town police force. Entrance to all residence halls is by card - access only and , for extra security , classrooms may be locked from inside. | Bluefield College is a Christ - centered liberal arts college in covenant with the Baptist General Association of Virginia. We offer a challenging academic experience within a diverse Christian environment. Our academic and co - curricular programs transform students' lives by integrating liberal arts with career - oriented studies and service to God and the global community. We are committed to graduating students who think critically , communicate effectively , and adapt readily to a changing world. Our vision is to be a nationally recognized Christ - centered liberal arts college , preparing innovative learners and transformational leaders to impact the world. Our Core Values : We are a Christ - Centered learning community and affirm our Baptist identity. We develop students' potential through academic excellence and the intentional integration of faith , the liberal arts and professional studies. We create a caring community characterized by respect , support and encouragement for each member of the College community. We passionately believe in service above self and prepare compassionate , globally - minded students who impact their world. | Founded in 1873 as a Christian liberal arts college and affiliated since 1920 with the Mississippi Baptist Convention , Blue Mountain College promotes the development of intellectual integrity , academic excellence , social awareness , and Christian character. The college offers a variety of undergraduate majors and one graduate program in elementary education. Known for its undergraduate programs in education and preparation for broad - based ministry , the institution is a liberal arts college , not a Bible - college even though Bible classes are required of each graduate. The institution attracts students who are committed to scholarship , servant leadership , and service in church and community. The student - centered campus with a low faculty - student ratio exhibits a climate of personal attention , respect , inclusion and high expectations. | Bluffton University offers programs in the liberal arts and sciences and in select professional fields , at both the undergraduate and master's degree level. Its wooded residential campus with state - of - the - art academic and recreational facilities benefits from a small town location with ready access to nearby commercial centers. Bluffton's 108 - year legacy is expressed today in its enduring values of discovery , community , respect and service. The Bluffton educational experience sparks self - examination , intellectual development , career preparation , an expanded global outlook , and reflection on one's own faith commitments and ultimate purposes in life. | N / A | Boston College draws inspiration for its academic and societal mission from its distinctive religious tradition. As a Catholic and Jesuit university , it is rooted in a world view that encounters God in all creation and through all human activity , especially in the search for truth in every discipline , in the desire to learn , and in the call to live justly together. In this spirit , the University regards the contribution of different religious traditions and value systems as essential to the fullness of its intellectual life and to the continuous development of its distinctive intellectual heritage. Strengthened by more than a century and a quarter of dedication to excellence , Boston College commits itself to the highest standards of teaching and research in undergraduate , graduate , and professional programs and to the pursuit of a just society through its own accomplishments , the work of its faculty and staff , and the achievements of its graduates. It seeks both to advance its place among the nation's finest universities and to bring to the company of its distinguished peers and to the contemporary society the richness of the Catholic intellectual ideal of a mutually illuminating relationship between religious faith and free intellectual inquiry. Boston College pursues this distinctive mission by serving society in three ways : by fostering the rigorous intellectual development and the religious , ethical , and personal formation of its undergraduate , graduate , and professional students in order to prepare them for citizenship , service and leadership in global society ; by producing nationally and internationally significant research that advances insight and understanding , thereby both enriching culture and addressing important societal needs ; and by committing itself to advance the dialogue between religious belief and other formative elements of culture through the intellectual inquiry , teaching and learning , and the community life that form the University. Boston College fulfills this mission with deep concern for all members of its community , with a recognition of the important contribution a diverse student body , faculty and staff can offer , with a firm commitment to academic freedom , and with a determination to exercise careful stewardship of its resources in pursuit of its academic goals. | Boston University emphasizes student teacher interaction , research and sound education throughout nearly 250 programs of study. With 11 undergraduate Schools and Colleges , the University provides access to myriad internships , one of the nations most extensive study abroad programs , cutting edge research and noted faculty - including three Nobel Laureates , 10 Fulbright Scholars , 3 MacArthur Genius Award recipients and a former Poet Laureate. Students participate in nearly 400 student organizations and 23 NCAA Division I varsity sports teams. The campus continues to expand. New facilities include a new arena , a fitness and recreation center , and a life science and engineering facility. | A liberal arts education at Bowdoin is not about being small and safe ; it is about having the support to take surprising risks. That means caring more about the questions than giving the right answers , discovering you are good at something you did not think was your strength and making connections where none appear to exist. Bowdoin's curriculum offers a bold blueprint for liberal education designed to inspire students to become world citizens with acute sensitivity to the social and natural world. Its interdisciplinary focus encourages students to make connections among subjects , discover disciplines that excite their imaginations and develop keen skills for addressing the challenges of a changing world. A Bowdoin education is best summed up by "The Offer of the College" : To be at home in all lands and all ages ; To count Nature a familiar acquaintance , And Art an intimate friend ; To gain a standard for the appreciation of others' work , And the criticism of your own ; To carry the keys of the world's library in your pocket , And feel its resources behind you in whatever task you undertake ; To make hosts of friends ... Who are to be leaders in all walks of life ; To lose yourself in generous enthusiasms , And cooperate with others for common ends. This is the offer of the college for the best four years of your life. -- Adapted from the original "Offer of the College" by William DeWitt Hyde , President of Bowdoin College , 1885 - 1917. | Bowling Green State University is passionate about offering a nurturing atmosphere where values exploration , critical thinking and character development flourish. The goal is to graduate culturally literate , self - assured , technologically sophisticated , productive citizens who are prepared to lead , inspire and preserve the great traditions of democracy. The University emphasizes a culture of respect , celebrates diversity and provides the personal attention typical of a small , private college. Smaller residential learning communities , undergraduate research , first - year transition programs , interdisciplinary collaborations and an expectation of campus and community involvement reinforce learning both in and out of the classroom. | Bradley is a private , independent university offering undergraduate and graduate programs in the liberal and fine arts , the sciences , business , communications , education , engineering , and the health sciences. This residential campus of 5 , 000 students blends large school opportunities with a small school personality. Bradley students experience a balance of academic and co - curricular opportunities that emphasize collaboration , teamwork , and active learning. This experience provides an integration of a liberal arts education , professional preparation , and personal and social development. Located just three hours from Chicago and St. Louis , Bradley is committed to serving central Illinois through its research , creative production , and outreach programs. | Education at Brandeis is personal , combining the intimacy of a small liberal arts college and the intellectual power of a large research university. Classes are small and taught by professors , 96% of whom hold the highest degree in their fields. They give students personal attention in state - of - the - art resources , giving them the tools to succeed in a variety of post - graduate endeavors. This vibrant , freethinking intellectual atmosphere was founded in 1948 , Brandeis University reflects the values of the first Jewish Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis : a passion for learning , commitment to social justice , respect for creativity and diversity , and concern for the world. We have a beautiful park - like campus in metropolitan Boston , with easy access to the city's many attractions. | With a renowned 130 - year liberal arts tradition , The Brenau Women's College offers a traditional campus life , rich with student activities and leadership opportunities ranging from rowing club to radio reporting. Brenau also boasts a strong intervarsity athletic program and prides itself in promoting women in leadership roles. Brenau students -- both traditional and non - traditional - age women scholars -- find energizing learning communities on campus as well as off - campus , including a semester in an environmental preserve which Brenau helps sponsor in Mexico. This and many other "active" learning opportunities are provided to encourage civic engagement and global awareness. | Mission Statement : Brescia University is a Catholic , liberal arts institution founded in the Ursuline tradition of personal and social transformation through education. Directed to academic and moral excellence in a student centered environment , Brescia offers undergraduate and graduate programs that serve students who seek success through rewarding careers and service to others. Brescia is known for the "Brescia Difference" embodied in four core elements : respect for the sacred , devotion to learning , dedication to growth in virtue , and promotion of servant leadership. | Approximately 1 , 100 students come to Briar Cliff University for a value - based education in the Franciscan traditions of academic excellence and career success. Briar Cliff students thrive in an environment that supports their personal growth and professional promise. They receive individualized attention and enjoy a campus - wide commitment to technology. Generous scholarships enable students from all economic circumstances to share in the Briar Cliff experience. Numerous internships , field studies , and research opportunities are hallmarks of Briar Cliff's hands - on approach to career preparation. Briar Cliff graduates boast an impressive career placement and a high acceptance rate to graduate schools or professional programs. | At the core of the liberal arts education offered at Bridgewater College is a distinctive program known as the Personal Development Portfolio ( PDP ) program. The PDP program , required for all students , is a comprehensive approach encouraging students to cultivate four dimensions of personal development : intellectual growth and discovery , citizenship and community responsibility , ethical and spiritual growth , and emotional maturation and physical health. The program centerpiece is the personal development portfolio , which all students complete prior to graduation. Personal essays are completed each year as the student reflects on specific experiences that were significant or meaningful in his or her life. The complete portfolio includes documentation of achievement in all four dimensions , including participation in service - learning , the student's resume and evidence of career planning. This commitment to personal development is an outgrowth of Bridgewater College's mission to educate and develop the whole person. | N / A | Brigham Young University seeks to develop students of faith , intellect and character who have the skills and the desire to continue learning and to serve others throughout their lives. Tracing its roots to Utah's rich pioneer heritage , the university provides an outstanding education in an atmosphere consistent with the ideals and principles of its sponsor , The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - day Saints. Known for its internationally experienced and academically minded student body and world class teaching , BYU is also recognized for its beautiful mountain location , extensive language programs , talented performing arts ensembles , outstanding sports programs and devotion to combining solid scholarship with the principles of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. | Brown is the only major research university in the nation where undergraduates are the architects of their own course of study. The University's signature academic program for undergraduates encourages intellectual exploration and risk - taking and fosters rigorous multidisciplinary study in areas ranging from Brain Sciences and Planetary Geology to Creative Writing and Modern Culture and Media. Its unique , highly competitive Program in Liberal Medical Education provides the opportunity to receive an undergraduate degree and a Medical degree in an eight - year continuum. Brown students are distinguished by their academic excellence , creativity , self - direction , leadership , and collaborative style of learning , while Brown's outstanding faculty is known for its singular dedication to teaching. | Bryan is a college for the intellectually curious Christian. Offering degrees in 18 major areas , the college offers students a rigorous academic preparation for their vocational choices , based on the foundation of biblical truth. Honoring the memory of William Jennings Bryan , American orator , statesman and Christian spokesman , the college's biblical worldview emphasis seeks to equip students to make a difference in today's world by thinking broadly and deeply , from a biblical perspective. In the fall of 2006 Bryan began its first graduate program , Masters of Business Administration. | Founded in 1863 , Bryant University empowers students to realize their personal best in life and their chosen professions. Bryant is the one university that is driving a paradigm shift in undergraduate education by shattering the thinking that liberal arts and business are separate paths. The Universitys innovative real - world curriculum is made more profound by an unwavering focus on character and ethics. The College of Arts and Sciences offers degrees in applied economics , actuarial mathematics , applied mathematics and statistics , applied psychology , communication , environmental science , global studies , history , literary and cultural studies , politics and law , and sociology. The College of Business offers a degree in business administration with concentrations in accounting , computer information systems , entrepreneurship , finance , financial services , management , and marketing ; a degree in information technology ; and an international business degree with concentrations in computer information systems , finance , management , and marketing. Bryant's Graduate School of Business offers full - and part - time Master of Business Administration ( MBA ) programs , as well as an MBA for Informational Technology Professionals. The Graduate School also offers Master of Professional Accountancy ( MPAc ) and Master of Science in Taxation ( MST ) degree programs. All of Bryant's academic programs are accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. The College of Business is accredited by AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business , a distinction earned by only five percent of universities. Bryant has internships and recruiting partnerships with 300 - plus companies ; 80 student clubs and organizations ; Northeast Conference NCAA Division I , intramural , and club sports ; and service learning and leadership development programs. Qualified students can study abroad for a semester , a summer , or an academic year in one of 45 countries. In addition , the Universitys business outreach centers offer a wealth of resources to professionals and businesses throughout the region , and include the John H. Chafee Center for International Business , the Bryant University - U.S. China and Confucius Institutes , and the Rhode Island World Trade Center , the only one of its kind located on a college campus. Bryant is on a beautiful 428 - acre campus in Smithfield , R.I. , and is 15 minutes away from the state capital , Providence ; 45 minutes from Boston ; and three hours from New York City. | Bryn Mawr women possess an intense intellectual commitment , a purposeful vision of their lives and the desire to make a meaningful contribution to the world. Well known for its long tradition of intellectual inquiry , Bryn Mawr has consistently produced outstanding leaders and scholars. In fact , Bryn Mawr is ranked among the top ten of all colleges and universities in percentage of graduates who go on to earn a Ph.D. , and is considered excellent preparation for the nation's top law , medical and business schools. Proud of its 8 : 1 student - to - faculty ratio , the College offers students the opportunity to work closely with professors ; more than 500 students collaborate with faculty on independent projects every year. Students may also choose from more than 5 , 000 courses offered through nearby Haverford and Swarthmore Colleges , as well as the University of Pennsylvania. Committed to diversity , students come from 47 states and 58 countries and more than a third of Bryn Mawr students are women of color and international students. Minutes outside of Philadelphia and only two hours by train from New York City and Washington , D.C. , Bryn Mawr is recognized by many as one of the most stunning college campuses in the United States. Its mixture of collegiate Gothic architecture and post - modern buildings owe much of their beauty to the original campus plan that was created and executed by Fredrick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux , landscape architects and the designers of New York's Central Park. | With academic programs in the arts , engineering , humanities , management , and social and natural sciences , and broad opportunities outside of class , Bucknell prepares students for success in an increasingly complex and interconnected global society. The University's 3 , 500 undergraduates can choose from more than 50 majors and 60 minors. Students can build robots , write and perform in their own plays or debate solutions to the crisis in Sudan. Engineers can make art , artists can analyze DNA and philosophers can make music. Each student chooses his or her own pathway , but what unites everyone is a shared passion for learning and a desire to achieve deeper levels of understanding about life and the world. Bucknell's faculty creates an environment of free - flowing ideas and stimulating discussions. Professors ( not graduate students ) teach every class , getting to know students personally and challenging them to do their best. The professors are also dedicated scholars who frequently receive awards and grants for their work. Often , they engage students in research and creative projects outside of class. By doing so , they provide students with mentorship and guidance for the future. Outside of class , students participate in myriad activities. Bucknell offers Division I athletics and competes in the Patriot League. Intramural and club sports are also available , along with active Greek life programs and more than 150 student - run clubs and organizations. These organizations focus on anything from social and environmental causes to cultural awareness , poetry slams , dance , pottery or politics. Students can enrich their religious and spiritual lives through multiple University and student - led faith organizations. Bucknell requires nearly all of its undergraduates to live on campus. Living on campus does not , however , mean students are isolated from the real world. Quite the opposite is true. Visiting scholars and speakers come to Bucknell nearly every week , and much of the curriculum focuses on cultures , societies and economies around the globe. Learning happens off campus , too. Students frequently perform service work in places as close as the local nursing home and as far away as Surinam and Uganda. They secure summer internships with nonprofit organizations and corporations. They study abroad through one of the University's own programs or 130 other approved programs in Africa , Asia , Europe and South America. And after they graduate , Bucknellians live and work all over the world. Alumni of Bucknell succeed in their careers because they offer the combination of skills , knowledge and flexibility of mind which employers seek. To prepare students , the University offers career services including advising , networking , mock interviews , internship and externship support , and employer fairs to students beginning in the first year. The placement rate is consistently high : 93 percent of the Class of 2008 was employed or in graduate school within nine months of graduation. | The mission of Buena Vista University is to develop students for lifelong success through innovative and imaginative academic and professional preparation. Buena Vista University aspires to be a remarkable educational community , focused on learning , challenging every student , faculty and staff member to set and meet the highest standards of academic achievement , character , conscience and compassion. | Buffalo State College is committed to the intellectual , personal , and professional growth of its students , faculty , and staff. The goal of the college is to inspire a lifelong passion for learning , and to empower a diverse population of students to succeed as citizens of a challenging world. Toward this goal , and in order to enhance the quality of life in Buffalo and the larger community , the College is dedicated to excellence in teaching and scholarship , cultural enrichment , and service. Buffalo State College will be a nationally recognized leader in public higher education , known : for the intellectual and creative accomplishments of its faculty , staff , and students ; as a caring academic environment where lives are transformed through education and each individual is valued ; and as an institution that serves to improve our region , our nation , and our world , one student at a time. Buffalo State College has established the following priorities that reflect our values and will enable the college to implement its mission statement during the next three to five years : to promote success in teaching and learning both within and beyond the classroom ; to maintain a nurturing and intellectually vital environment ; and to recruit and retain a diverse population of students , faculty , and staff. We , the Buffalo State College community , are committed to : 1 ) Access to quality public higher education 2 ) The rigors , joys , and fulfillment of intellectual discovery 3 ) The opportunity for individuals to realize their potential and 4 ) Service to society. | Butler is a university for students who want everything they can get from their education : a national reputation for academic excellence , ( top - ten ranked Midwestern college by U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT for eighteen years ), preparation for graduate school ( about half of liberal arts graduates go directly to graduate school ), preparation for a career ( 96% placement rate ), academic programs steeped in the liberal arts and sciences , and real world experience in one of the nation's most dynamic cities ( 75% of students have internships ) . Our 290 - acre campus , tucked away in a residential section of the city's popular north side , includes a historic canal , a nature preserve and a botanical garden with observatory and carillon , and a 2200 - seat facility for the performing arts. | Taylor University is a vibrant community of scholarship and Christian faith characterized by "relentless discovery , intentional community and global engagement." As U.S. News & World Report's number one Midwest baccalaureate college for the last three years , Taylor is recognized for its exceptional academics and high graduation rates. Taylor has outstanding programs in computer science and engineering , biology and pre - med , business , and media communication. Students take advantage of cutting edge scientific research , state of the art technology , and successful competition teams in programming , math , business and ethics. Taylor's commitment to the arts is reflected in its excellent music groups , theatre performances , and art exhibits. Students examine a broad range of ideas through an interdisciplinary curriculum and the lens of a Christian worldview. Taylor's academic programs lead to top notch internships , excellent job placement and entrance to nationally ranked graduate schools. As part of its goal of global engagement , Taylor hosts several international centres , prepares its graduates to play important roles on the global stage and is highly ranked for its student participation in study abroad programs. In January 2010 alone , students traveled to more than 20 countries , in study and Lighthouse missions programs. Taylor gives more than lip service to "whole person" education , with its benchmark - setting student development programs , collegiate and intramural athletics , integration of faith and popular culture events and leadership development initiatives. Taylor students are passionate about serving God and others , and Taylor's intentional Christian community fosters deep relationships and an atmosphere for spiritual growth. Ministry outreach , Bible studies and accountability groups are important parts of community life at Taylor. Taylor produces exceptional graduates marked by a passion to minister the redemptive love of Jesus to a world in need. Alumni transformed by their Taylor experience give back to their alma mater with enthusiasm , giving at unusually high rates , investing in current Taylor students , and expressing extremely high satisfaction with their Taylor education. Taylor is also committed to growth. Construction has begun on two new facilities : the 137 , 000 sq ft Greg and Mary Fran Euler Science Learning Center to be completed by May 2012 and the Eichling Aquatics Wing , including Exercise Science labs , to be completed February 2011. Also , planning began for a new 22 , 000 sq ft student center and a 100 - bed student apartment complex. | Temple University is a national center of excellence in teaching and research with an international presence. Temple's talented faculty and its broad curriculum of over 300 academic programs provide superior educational opportunities for academically talented and highly motivated students , without regard to their status or station in life. Temple's richly diverse student population and the dramatic growth of Temple's residential campus community of student scholars enrich the educational and extracurricular life of all Temple's people. While the University especially serves students from Greater Philadelphia , it is enlivened by a rapidly increasing number of students from across Pennsylvania , throughout the nation , and around the world. Temple maintains an international presence with campuses in Tokyo and Rome and prestigious programs in London , Beijing , and six other locations worldwide. A long - time leader in professional education , Temple prepares the largest body of practitioners in Pennsylvania and is among the nation's largest educators in the combined fields of medicine , dentistry , pharmacy , podiatry and law. In addition , Temple offers more than four dozen doctoral and more than 100 master's degree programs that contribute to research and scholarship. Temple seeks to create new knowledge that improves the human condition and uplifts the human spirit. To achieve this goal , Temple maintains its commitment to recruiting , retaining , and supporting outstanding faculty that prize diversity of thought , excel in scholarly endeavors , and support the aspirations of capable students. Temple University's Aspirations for A New Century : Striving to fulfill its mission in this new century , Temple will continue to provide access to superior education for committed and capable students of all backgrounds and to develop its main campus as a residential community of student scholars. A new generation of exceptionally qualified and talented faculty will be recruited to join the University's current roster of fine teacher - scholars. Temple will enhance existing centers of academic excellence , advance additional targeted programs to national leadership , broaden knowledge through research and creative endeavors for the benefit of society , and expand the Honors program and other special learning opportunities for undergraduates. The creation and renovation of facilities will support research and creative work , advance instruction and marshal knowledge to enhance the quality of life for Temple's fellow citizens in North Philadelphia. The University will develop stronger bonds with its alumni , whose success embodies the transformational power of a Temple education. | Tennessee Technological University blends quality academic undergraduate and graduate programs , technology - enhanced curricula , a strong multidisciplinary research emphasis , lively campus life and exciting sports action with all the cost - advantages of a state university. Areas of specialization include engineering , science , business administration and teacher education. Tennessee Tech University is an unbeatable value. | Tennessee Wesleyan , a baccalaureate institution serving traditional and non - traditional learners on campuses in Athens , TN , and in west Knoxville , prides itself on providing a quality education in a caring atmosphere. We have small classes ( average of 13 ), a rich academic tradition , a strong yet ecumenical church connection , and particular strengths in the liberal arts , business , nursing and teacher education. Tennessee Wesleyan students take service seriously as they give back to the community through mentoring , tutoring and a range of service learning opportunities. The college develops strong student - athletes as part of the Appalachian Athletic Conference of the NAIA. | Texas A&M International University sits on 300 acres of sprawling former ranch land in northeast Laredo , Texas. Strategically located on the US / Mexico border , TAMIU , maintains an international program focus with students learning in an environment humming with international trade and cultural exchange. Almost 6 , 000 students draw from 67 undergraduate or graduate degree programs predicated on global marketplace success. The lead partner in the economic , social and cultural growth of its growing service area , TAMIU has completed Phase I - IV of the Campus Master Plan. Phase IV totaled 21.6 million including a science center and planetarium opened in April 2005. A Student Success Building will open in Fall 2010. | Texas A&M University was the first public college established in the State of Texas and continues to blend unique traditions with intellectual innovation to provide the best education environment for the development of outstanding graduates. Students interface and work with leading scholars from every field who are very focused on providing exceptional educational opportunities for all students. This focus on educating students for the future has resulted in Texas A&M University's graduates being among the most recruited students in the country. | Mission Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi is devoted to discovering , communicating , and applying knowledge in a complex and changing world. The university identifies , attracts , and graduates students of high potential , especially those from groups who have been historically under - represented in Texas higher education. Through a commitment to excellence in teaching , research , and service , Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi prepares students for lifelong learning and for responsible participation in the global community. | Mentoring professors. A vibrant academic community. New and updated facilities with all the amenities. Scores of opportunities to develop leadership skills on campus and abroad. Those are just a few of the reasons TCU is ahead of the curve. Committed to creating a world - class , values - centered university experience , TCU is friendly and diverse. Students benefit from the strengths and resources of larger institutions in a small college environment. They can choose from more than 100 undergraduate areas of study , participate in innovative programs such as entrepreneurship and nurse anesthesia , and take part in service learning. Their professors are leaders in their fields , and classes are rigorous. A global perspective permeates TCU , and students have numerous opportunities to study across the globe. They have the advantage of state - of - the - art sports and recreation facilities and can enjoy NCAA Division I competition , right on campus. With a teacher - scholar model that results in close , mentoring relationships , TCU fosters discovery , creativity , and leadership. It's a culture that enables the search for meaning and success. Consequently , a TCU education is more than the sum of semester hours , it's an exciting university experience that grows from the mission : "to educate individuals to think and act as ethical leaders and responsible citizens in the global community." | Texas State today is one of the most selective and diverse public universities in Texas. We offer a challenging academic environment with accessible faculty who involve students in thinking through issues , and encouraging them to become lifelong learners. Set among huge cypress and pecan trees lining a spring fed river , Texas State provides for an abundance of outdoor activities. More than 300 student organizations utilize our state - of - the - art library , recreation center , and student center. Texas State has a distinguished history now more than 100 years old and remains the only university in Texas to have graduated a United States President - Lyndon B. Johnson. | Texas Tech University is in the midst of the most exciting time in the school's history. As we embark on becoming the state's next national research university , the opportunities for students could not be greater. We are proud to be one of the leading institutions in Texas vying for Tier One research status with the help of a $425 million National Research University Fund approved by voters in November. We are also educating more students than ever , as we posted record enrollments for the past two years ; last fall more than 30 , 000 students attended classes - the most in school history - and we anticipate breaking that record again this fall as both our undergraduate and graduate numbers continue to grow. Yet despite this growth , Texas Tech has retained the feel of a cozy liberal arts institution. Our students enjoy one - on - one interactions with faculty in a safe and traditional campus atmosphere that offers all the benefits of a major research university. For example , in the past year , Texas Tech's faculty and students chased tornadoes across the Midwest as part of the nation's biggest meteorological manhunt. They pinpointed the meteorite that may have killed the dinosaurs , and played a role in powering up the world's largest particle collider deep beneath the Swiss Alps. Meanwhile , Texas Tech is one of only three public universities in Texas to boast a chapter of the prestigious Phi Beta Kappa honor society. Our chapter received the society's highest possible rating for 2008 - 2009 and is in consideration for the Exemplary Chapter Award that Phi Beta Kappa will present to three schools in 2012. Established in 1923 , Texas Tech sits on a 1 , 840 - acre campus that features expansive lawns , impressive landscaping and Spanish Renaissance - style architecture. It is located in Lubbock , Texas - a thriving city of more than 218 , 000 people that is the economic and medical hub of a 26 - county region larger than most states. The university offers more than 150 bachelor's degrees , 100 master's degrees and 50 doctoral degree choices. Plus , as part of the Texas Tech University System , Texas Tech shares the same campus with its sister university the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. The close proximity makes Texas Tech the only institution in the state with undergraduate and graduate schools , a law school and medical school all on the same campus , which facilitates the transition to professional studies. Worried about getting swallowed up in the crowd? Don't. Lubbock is large enough to offer many of the same shopping , dining and opportunities you'd find in larger Texas cities such as Dallas or Houston , yet has a friendly and college - focused atmosphere that will make you feel welcome to become a part of the community. | Texas Wesleyan University , founded in 1890 in Fort Worth , is a United Methodist institution with a tradition in the liberal arts and sciences with professional and career preparation. Our mission at Texas Wesleyan University is to develop students to their full potential as individuals and as members of the world community. The University is committed to the principles that each student deserves personal attention and that all members of the academic community must have freedom to pursue independent thought and to exercise intellectual curiosity. The University actively seeks and employs faculty and staff with commitment and dedication to teaching , inspiring , and serving students. Texas Wesleyan University recognizes its responsibility to the community by providing leadership and talent through programs that enable and enrich society. The University endeavors to create a learning environment where each student is provided an opportunity to pursue individual excellence , to think clearly and creatively , to communicate effectively , and to develop spiritual sensitivity , with a commitment to moral discrimination and action , and with a sense of civic responsibility. Texas Wesleyan University strives to develop informed , responsible , and articulate citizens. | Thomas Aquinas College is unique among American colleges and universities. We hold with confidence that the human mind is capable of knowing the truth about reality , that living according to the truth is necessary for human happiness , and that truth is best comprehended through the harmonious work of faith and reason. We understand the intellectual virtues to be essential to the pursuit of truth and to the life of reason it presupposes , and we consider the cultivation of those virtues to be the primary work of Catholic liberal education. The academic program designed to achieve this goal is comprehensive and unified ; it includes no textbooks or lectures. Through all four years of their studies and in every course - from philosophy , theology , math , and science to language , music , literature and history - students actually read the greatest written works in those disciplines , both ancient and modern : Homer , Plato , Aristotle , Augustine , Aquinas , Newton , Maxwell , Einstein , the Founding Fathers of the American republic , Shakespeare and T.S. Eliot , to name a few. Instead of attending lectures , students gather around tables for careful inquiry in small tutorials , seminars and laboratories. The curriculum challenges students to a disciplined scholarship in the arts and sciences indispensable for critical judgment and genuine wisdom. One mark of the program's success is the variety of professions and careers graduates enter. Nearly half attend graduate and professional schools in a wide array of disciplines ; among them , philosophy , theology , law , and the sciences are most often chosen. | Thomas prepares its students for careers in business , technology , and education and guarantees employment upon graduation. | Academic rigor. Inclusive faith community. Undergraduate research facilities. A winning athletic tradition. Affordability. Thomas More College , a Catholic liberal arts institution located in Crestview Hills , KY , just 10 minutes from downtown Cincinnati , offers you everything you need to live a whole life. Engaged learning is not only encouraged , but is almost unavoidable with Thomas More College's 16 - to - 1 student - to - faculty ratio. This involvement , combined with Thomas More's proximity to diverse industries , allows you to extend your academic training to co - operative positions , internships and field experiences unique to Thomas More College. Over 35 clubs , organizations and campus ministry opportunities , all tailored to meet students' interests and needs , plus 16 NCAA Division III athletic teams , continue your involvement at TMC as a participant , a leader or as the # 1 fan. As a Thomas More student , you can take the term , global thinker , to a whole new level by studying at an international sister school , traveling to Jamaica for a service learning trip or taking a field trip to Mexico as part of the Border Studies class. The best part about all of this -- it's affordable. The Thomas More Trust , a collection of eight innovative financial aid initiatives , makes a Thomas More education affordable and accessible to all students. Thomas More College : For Your Whole Life. | Toccoa Falls College ( TFC ) is an educational institution , a character - building enterprise , and a spiritual formation community , all integrated into a unique way of life. Its primary purpose is to glorify God through offering residential programs that prepare men and women for lives of personal fulfillment and Christian servant leadership to the church and the world. TFC provides both the strengths of a Bible college and the strengths of a Christian liberal arts college offered in a nourishing evangelical Christian environment. It also seeks to glorify God through offering non - residential Christ - centered programs to the community at large. | Tougaloo College is one of the oldest historically black colleges and universities in the United States. Its origins can be traced to the Amistad. Founded in 1869 , by the American Missionary Association , Tougaloo College was established on the remains of the John Boddie Plantation. On a site that once served to enslave , limit and shackle the minds , bodies and spirits of many African Americans now stands an institution representing an intellectual oasis of freedom and ideals. Since its founding , Tougaloo College has developed a national reputation for academic excellence and social commitment , distinguishing itself as a critical educational and community resource for the State of Mississippi and the nation. Tougaloo College is a historic and distinctive institution with a storied past and proud legacy. The College remains committed to the vision of providing a quality education to young men and women who often come from challenging circumstances. The College is the leading producer of African - American health professionals educated in the state of Mississippi , claiming 40% of the practicing African - American physicians and dentists among its graduates. It has produced more than 35% of Mississippi's African - American current educators , including teachers , principals , and school superintendents. Over one - third of the African - American attorneys practicing in Mississippi today are graduates of Tougaloo College. As one of the nation's premier historically black colleges and universities ( HBCUs ), Tougaloo College is an institution devoted to education in the liberal arts tradition. More than 66 percent of our graduates enroll immediately in graduate or professional school following attainment of their Tougaloo College degrees. The College ranks among the top 50 U.S. institutions whose graduates earn PhDs in science and engineering disciplines and among the top 15 historically black colleges and universities in the graduation of females with undergraduate degrees in the physical sciences. The College has produced more graduates who have completed their PhD degrees through the UNCF - Mellon Doctoral Fellowship Program than any other institution in the nation. The College takes pride in instilling in its students a hunger for independent critical analysis , sound judgment , aesthetic appreciation , intellectual acuity , and respect for the less fortunate in our society. The College's retention rate of 78% is significantly greater than the national average ( 60% ) . Tougaloo College provides a supportive educational environment where students have the benefit of a strong peer community as well as continual access to faculty and support staff. Students who come to Tougaloo College know that they can graduate and obtain a degree without getting lost in the academic maze , which is challenge for many students at larger institutions. Students attending Tougaloo College work with a teaching faculty selected not only for excellence in various subject areas but also for the desire and ability to transmit knowledge effectively and to build a learning environment that enables students to succeed. Tougaloo College faculty ( many of whom have won distinguished teaching awards ) choose to come to the College because of their strong commitment to liberal arts education and to the mutually enriching pursuit of teaching in a historically black college. A college whose students are promising first generation college enrollees , many with extraordinary needs but all with extraordinary talent and potential. Largely attributable to the quality and commitment of the Tougaloo College faculty , our graduates are outstanding leaders who contribute immeasurably to the economic development and prosperity of the State of Mississippi , the region and the nation. | Touro College is an independent comprehensive private College under Jewish sponsorship offering associate , baccalaureate , masters' and first - professional degrees in liberal arts and sciences , business , health sciences , education and law. Through the Lander Colleges of Arts and Sciences with co - ordinate Men's and Women's Divisions , students have the opportunity to combine Judaic Studies with pre - professional and liberal arts education. A multi - campus institution with major facilities in Manhattan , Brooklyn , Queens , and Long Island , Touro College also sponsors study in Israel and affiliate branches in California , Nevada , Moscow , Paris and Berlin. | Towson University is a medium - size university that offers large university advantages with a small liberal arts college experience. Small classes ( nearly 75% smaller than 30 ) provide opportunities for close interaction with highly qualified faculty and highly motivated students from diverse backgrounds. The University's "commitment to a sound liberal arts education...helps students develop a range of intellectual skills that will continue to enrich and shape their lives long after their formal education has ended." This philosophy is reflected in Towson's retention and graduation rates , which are among the highest in the United States of all comprehensive metropolitan universities. | Transylvania University offers a high quality liberal arts education through a personal approach to learning characterized by small classes , a caring faculty , and a supportive campus community. Six Kentucky Professor of the Year awards in the last ten years underscore our faculty quality and commitment to excellence in undergraduate teaching. Transylvania's location in Lexington , Ky. , population 270 , 000 , creates numerous student internship opportunities. An innovative May term lets students focus on one course , which is often combined with travel abroad. Founded in 1780 as the nation's sixteenth college , Transylvania is among an elite handful of institutions that pioneered higher education in America. | Trine University promotes intellectual and personal development , through professionally - focused learning opportunities , preparing graduates to succeed , lead and serve. Trine University's 1900 students study engineering , technology , business , teacher education , computer science , sciences and mathematics , criminal justice , golf management , sport management , and psychology in a small town learning environment characterized by caring and helpful faculty members dedicated to teaching. In the Allen School of Engineering and Technology , programs in chemical engineering , civil engineering , computer engineering , electrical engineering , and mechanical engineering are ABET - accredited. In the Franks School of Education , all teacher education programs are approved by the Indiana Department of Education / Office of Educator Licensing and Development and by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education ( NCATE ) . In the Ketner School of Business , the majors in accounting , golf management , finance , management , and marketing are accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs ( ACBSP ) . The Cooperative Education Program ( alternating semesters of classes and major - related work ) as well as internships help prepare our students for successful careers. Within six months of graduation , more than 94 percent are employed in their major field. Nearly half of our students participate in one or more of the 21 intercollegiate men's and women's athletic teams ( M / W Lacrosse was recently added ) . Zollner Golf Course , an 18 hole course on our campus , has hosted several national intercollegiate golf championships. Over the last three years , seven new apartment - style residence halls ( $22 million ) and the University Center and Center for Online Technology ( $15.5 million ) were opened and a major renovation of C. W. Sponsel Administrative Center ( $3.1 million ) was completed. The University recently completed a new recreational center with a 200 meter indoor track and four tennis courts ( $.35 milllion ) and currently has under construction a new football stadium ( $4 million ) . | Trinity Christian College is a community of Christian scholarship committed to shaping lives and transforming culture. We offer a challenging academic curriculum in the liberal arts , education , business , and pre - professional programs. The student body of over 1 , 300 is equipped with a Christian worldview that permeates all aspects of learning to prepare them for meaningful service in the workplace , church , and community. The college's proximity to the resources of metropolitan Chicago offers students an exceptional "classroom" that provides experiential learning opportunities. Intercollegiate athletics for men and women , student - run ministry programs , and a full scope of creative expression in fine arts and student publications complete the Trinity experience. | Trinity College is an independent , nonsectarian liberal arts college located in Connecticut's historic capital city of Hartford. Founded in 1823 , Trinity brings the tradition of liberal arts into the 21st century with a dynamic living and learning community. Approximately 2 , 300 students work closely with faculty , extend their education through campus activities , engage with the city through internships and community service , and explore the wider world through study abroad and international initiatives. Our mission is to foster critical thinking , free the mind of parochialism and prejudice , and prepare students to lead examined lives that are personally satisfying , civically responsible , and socially useful. | Trinity University is one of the nation's top private undergraduate institutions. Noted for its superior academic quality , outstanding faculty , and exceptional academic and residential resources , Trinity is committed to the intellectual , civic , and professional preparation of its students. Located in historic , culturally rich San Antonio , Trinity offers the most relevant education option for talented students today. | Troy University is Alabama's international university , where east meets west , and students are engaged in high tech and high touch educational experiences. With consortia relationships with universities in China , Vietnam , Malaysia , Saudi Arabia , Azerbaijan , and the United Arab Emirates , and with academic programs taught by TROY faculty in Japan , Guam , and Korea , Troy University reaches out to over 30 , 000 students around the world. While Troy University maintains a vibrant residential campus in Troy , Alabama and supports adult learners on three additional campuses in Montgomery , Phenix City , and Dothan , Alabama , over half of TROY students are taking courses online through the university's eCampus. TROY is also one of the nation's leading universities in providing support to active duty military students and veterans and proudly supports our soldier / students currently serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. | Truman has forged a national reputation for offering an exceptionally high - quality undergraduate education at a competitive price. A commitment to student achievement and learning is at the core of everything Truman does. This commitment is evidenced by faculty and staff members who recognize the importance of providing students with the opportunity to interact with their professors both in and out of the classroom. With class sizes averaging only 25 students and 93 percent of freshman - level academic courses being taught by professors , students find ample opportunity to ask questions of professors as well as interact with their multi - talented peers. Truman's academic environment is enhanced by a student body that achieves at remarkable levels. The 2009 freshman class had an ACT midrange of 25 to 30 and an average GPA of 3.74 on a 4.00 scale. In addition , numerous opportunities exist for students to engage in experiential learning through study abroad , internships , service learning , and undergraduate research. To encourage active learning and engagement , Truman offers Student - Initiated Courses and Learning Opportunities that allow students to customize their learning experience by creating , coordinating and leading courses and co - curricular projects under the mentorship of our professors. Each year , approximately 1 , 200 students work side by side with professors on University research projects , gaining greater confidence , knowledge , and skill in their chosen disciplines. With more than 270 University organizations available to students , encompassing service , Greek , honorary , professional , religious , social , political , and recreational influences , Truman students have tremendous opportunities to become involved while enrolled at the University. Truman's Student Activities Board provides popular culture entertainment such as special events like Frank Warren ( creator of Post Secret ), comic acts such as John Oliver and Demetri Martin , and musical artists like Ben Folds , OneRepublic , and Regina Spektor. In addition , admission to all varsity athletic events , Truman theater productions , and Lyceum Series events is free to Truman students. Recent theater productions have included Jekyll & Hyde the Musical , A Midsummer Night's Dream , and Columbinus. Truman is Missouri's premier liberal arts and sciences university and the only highly selective public institution in the state. The Liberal Studies Program is the heart of Truman's curriculum and is intended to serve as a foundation for all major programs of study offered by the University. Truman's mission is to offer an exemplary undergraduate education , grounded in the liberal arts and sciences , in the context of a public institution of higher learning. Therefore , Truman is providing the kind of education in the liberal arts and sciences that has historically been offered only at private colleges. The program is a blend of two intellectual traditions in higher education , one that emphasizes the traditional thought and learning of the culture as reflected in the classical works produced by it , and the other that emphasizes personal investigation and freedom of discovery. The philosophy behind the Liberal Studies Program is based upon a commitment that Truman has made to provide students with essential skills needed for lifelong learning , breadth across the traditional liberal arts and sciences through exposure to various discipline - based modes of inquiry , and interconnecting perspectives that stress interdisciplinary thinking and integration as well as linkage to other cultures and experiences. Truman also offers a challenging Honors Scholars Program. This program provides students with the opportunity to select rigorous honors courses to satisfy the liberal arts component of their respective programs. Students who successfully complete this program benefit from a richer academic experience and receive special recognition at graduation. | Located seven miles outside Boston , Tufts is a university of 10 , 000 students that uses the intellectual framework of the liberal arts and engineering to serve the common good. Globalism , active citizenship and environmentalism are multidisciplinary themes that link over 60 academic programs in the School of Arts & Sciences and the School of Engineering , the University's two undergraduate programs. With a 7 : 1 student - faculty ratio and an average class size of 20 , the undergraduate curriculum at Tufts is writing and discussion - intensive.Tufts prepares leaders who will address the great intellectual and social challenges of the new century , people who want to interpret new information and make a difference in people's lives. An emphasis on critical reasoning , a creative approach to problem - solving , and emotional and social intelligence enables students to question , appreciate , and understand information and trends in a fast - paced , multicultural environment. Tufts offers rigorous , cutting - edge programs in fields as diverse as international relations , biomedical engineering , community health , environmental studies , neuroscience and cognitive studies , to name a few. Liberal arts candidates gain broad academic proficiency as well as proficiency in second language while engineers are trained to be technically - skilled as well as highly literate as they examine the societal impact of technology. | Tulane University is one of the country's most respected universities. With top - ranked programs in the academic and professional schools , research and educational partnerships that span the globe , and its location in historic New Orleans , Tulane University offers an unparalleled educational experience. Founded in 1834 , Tulane is home to 10 schools and colleges offering undergraduate , graduate , and professional degrees in architecture , business , science and engineering , law , liberal arts , medicine , public health and tropical medicine , and social work. | Imagine : Your assignment today involves more than reading a few pages from the textbook. Instead , you will measure forces at work inside a low turbulence wind tunnel , or you will be among the pioneer users of the most advanced surgical laser equipment. Perhaps you will work alongside professors studying nanocomposites - an emerging class of materials roughly 1 , 000 times smaller than a human hair. Welcome to Tuskegee University . . . where the future is now. Here , groundbreaking research and the quest for new knowledge are how we prepare our students - and the world - for the demands of tomorrow. If you think learning in such a high - tech , high - touch environment is exciting , wait until you see what this rigorous experience can do for your future employment opportunities. All of this doesn't just happen , of course. At Tuskegee , we have spent well over a century building this model of excellence in teaching and learning. A solid foundation , a promising future . . . Tuskegee. There is no better connection. | Union College , founded in 1795 , is a scholarly community dedicated to shaping the future and to understanding the past. Faculty , staff , and administrators welcome diverse and talented students into our community , work closely with them to provide a broad and deep education , and guide them in finding and cultivating their passions. We do this with a wide range of disciplines and interdisciplinary programs in the liberal arts and engineering , as well as academic , athletic , cultural , and social activities , including opportunities to study abroad and to participate in undergraduate research and community service. We develop in our students the analytic and reflective abilities needed to become engaged , innovative , and ethical contributors to an increasingly diverse , global , and technologically complex society. | Union College offers active learning in a vibrant Christian atmosphere where students are empowered to lead. With a focus on undergraduate education , Union's nurturing environment offers students a safe place to grow and prepare for careers of service and leadership. Union offers a traditional liberal arts education combined with practical experiences such as internships , academic and career counseling , study abroad and volunteer opportunities. In the comfortable campus atmosphere where professors , not graduate students , teach classes , Union students can choose from more than 50 majors or a personalized degree. Union's newest academic option , international rescue and relief , is the only known bachelor's program of its kind. This high - energy major prepares students for careers of humanitarian service , mission work or disaster response around the world. | Union University is an academic community , affiliated with the Tennessee Baptist Convention , equipping persons to think Christianly and serve faithfully in ways consistent with its core values of being Christ - centered , people - focused , excellence - driven , and future - directed. These values shape its identity as an institution , which prioritizes liberal arts based undergraduate education enhanced by professional and graduate programs. The academic community is composed of quality faculty , staff , and students working together in a caring , grace - filled environment conducive to the development of character , servant leadership , and cultural engagement. Union University provides Christ - centered education that promotes excellence and character development in service to Church and society. | The Air Force Academy was established in 1954 to train and motivate Air Force cadets pursuing careers in military. The academy emphasizes character building , military discipline , physical fitness , and academic excellence. An academy education builds valuable leadership skills in all areas. | Founded in 1876 , the United States Coast Guard Academy ( CGA ) has a proud tradition as one of the finest colleges in the country. The Coast Guard Core Values of Honor , Respect , and Devotion to Duty are the bedrock to our institution. Supporting these values are the Academy's goals to develop leaders of character , groom fleet ready Ensigns , and create life - long learners. When you've earned your four - year Bachelor of Science degree and a commission as an Ensign , you're prepared professionally , physically , and mentally as a leader and life - long learner. You'll build friendships to last a life - time , study with inspiring teachers in small classes , and train during the summer aboard America's Tall Ship EAGLE , and the service's newest , most sophisticated ships and aircraft. Top performers spend their senior summer traveling on exciting internships. Graduates must serve for five years and have unmatched opportunities to attend flight training and graduate school , all funded by the Coast Guard. Your leadership potential and desire to serve your fellow Americans are what counts. Our student body reflects the best America has to offer - thirty percent are women and fourteen percent are minorities , fully reflecting the diversity of our nation. CGA is a NCAA Division II School offering 23 varsity sports. The largest club on campus is the multicultural club , GENESIS , seconded by Campaneros , our Latino club. | A United States Merchant Marine Academy education is one of the great adventures of a lifetime. For sixty - five years , young men and women have come to Kings Point to acquire the knowledge , experience , discipline , and skills that strong leadership demands. As one of the five federal academies , the route to Kings Point is challenging , and will not be easy. However , it will be a rewarding challenge , and will ensure a lifetime of personal and professional satisfaction. Graduates of the Academy serve their country by pursuing careers in the maritime industry and the armed services. Many continue their studies in graduate or professional schools. Many become outstanding government and business leaders. The direction you take after you graduate will be up to you. However , two things are certain : You'll have choices and you'll be prepared to make the most of them. A glimpse at a map of the world confirms that the United States is a maritime nation. To the east is the Atlantic Ocean ; to the west , the Pacific ; off our southern border , the Gulf of Mexico ; in the north , the Great Lakes ; and crisscrossing our states , great rivers like the Mississippi and other inland waterways. Every hour of every day , ships of all types ply the waters in and around our nation. They leave our ports laden with U.S. goods bound for foreign markets , or arrive in our harbors with merchandise and materials for American consumers. Tankers along the west coast with raw petroleum for our refineries ; massive gas carriers bound for terminals along the Gulf coast ; Great Lakes vessels load iron ore , coal or other minerals for America's industry ; huge containerships discharge in Eastern ports , their box - like containers filled with manufactured goods ; general cargo ships in the Gulf unload pallets of coffee and crates of fruit ; tugboats and towboats push and pull barges loaded with Midwest grain. These kinds of vessels , owned by U.S. companies , registered and operated under the American flag , comprise the U.S. merchant marine. This fleet of highly productive ships is a major part of our system of commerce , helping guarantee our access to foreign markets for sale of our manufactured goods. In time of war or national emergency , the U.S. merchant marine becomes vital to national security as a "fourth arm of defense." Our merchant ships bear the brunt of delivering military supplies overseas to our forces and allies. The stark lessons of twentieth century conflict prove that a strong merchant marine is an essential part of American seapower. The nation's economic and security needs met by the U.S. merchant marine are compelling. Today , the United States imports approximately 85 percent of some 77 strategic commodities critical to America's industry and defense. Although we , as a nation , account for only six percent of the world population , we purchase nearly a third of the world's output of raw materials. 99 percent of these materials are transported by merchant vessels. A ship at sea does not operate in a vacuum. It depends on a framework of shoreside activities for its operations. This industry includes companies which own and manage the vessels ; ports and terminals where cargo is handled ; yards for ship repair ; services like marine insurance underwriters , ship chartering firms , admiralty lawyers , engineering and research companies ; and increasingly today , intermodal systems of trucks and railroads to distribute goods around the country. But the most important element in a productive merchant fleet and a strong transportation industry is people - men and women who are intelligent , dedicated , well - educated and competent. The purpose of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy is to ensure that such people are available to the nation as shipboard officers and as leaders in the transportation field who will meet the challenges of the present and the future. | Since its founding over two centuries ago , the Military Academy has accomplished its mission by developing cadets in four critical areas : intellectual , physical , military , and moral - ethical - a four - year process called the "West Point Experience." Specific developmental goals are addressed through several fully coordinated and integrated programs. A challenging Academic Program that consists of a core of 31 courses provides a balanced education in the arts and sciences. This core curriculum establishes the foundation for elective courses that permit cadets to explore in greater depth a field of study or an optional major. All cadets receive a Bachelor of Science degree , which is designed specifically to meet the intellectual requirements of a commissioned officer in today's Army. The Physical Program at West Point includes both physical education classes and competitive athletics. Every cadet participates in an intercollegiate , club or intramural level sport each semester. This rigorous physical program contributes to the mental and physical fitness that is required for service as an officer in the Army. Cadets learn basic military skills , including leadership , through a demanding Military Program , which begins on their first day at West Point. Most military training takes place during the summer , with new cadets undergoing Cadet Basic Training - or Beast Barracks - the first year , followed by Cadet Field Training at nearby Camp Buckner the second year. Cadets spend their third and fourth summers serving in active Army units around the world ; attending advanced training courses such as airborne , air assault or northern warfare ; or training the first and second year cadets as members of the leadership cadre. Military training is combined with military science instruction to provide a solid military foundation for officership. Moral - ethical development occurs throughout the formal programs as well as a host of activities and experiences available at the Military Academy. These include formal instruction in the important values of the military profession , voluntary religious programs , interaction with staff and faculty role models , and a vigorous guest speaker program. The foundation of the ethical code at West Point is found in the Academy's motto , "Duty , Honor , Country." Cadets also develop ethically by adhering to the Cadet Honor Code , which states , "A cadet will not lie , cheat or steal , or tolerate those who do." The life of a cadet is demanding , but leisure time does permit recreational activities such as golf , skiing , sailing , and ice - skating , Intramural clubs include a cadet radio station , orienteering , rock climbing , and Big Brother - Big Sister. A wide variety of religious activities are available to cadets from virtually all religious backgrounds. | The United States Naval Academy is a demanding four year program leading to a bachelor of science degree and a commission as an Ensign in the United States Navy or as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps. The mission of the United States Naval Academy is as follows : To develop midshipmen morally , mentally and physically and to imbue them with the highest ideals of duty , honor and loyalty in order to graduate leaders who are dedicated to a career of naval service and have potential for future development in mind and character to assume the highest responsibilities of command , citizenship and government. | Strategically located in the state capital of New York , the University at Albany is an internationally recognized public research institution that brings "The World Within Reach" to nearly 18 , 000 students at the graduate and undergraduate levels. The varied perspectives and life experiences of a student body and faculty representing more than 100 nations provide a diversity that enriches learning at UAlbany. Students choose from more than 100 undergraduate majors and minors and 120 graduate programs. Many of these programs are nationally ranked , among them criminal justice , information technology , public administration , social welfare and sociology. The College of Nanotechnology Science and Engineering at UAlbany ranks number one in the world. In every area of study , students are instructed by faculty who are world - class scholars and teachers. Many are actively engaged in research that contributes profoundly to the public good. As mentors , they provide numerous research opportunities , inspiring students to advance their skills and aspirations. An honors college offers opportunities for students to achieve at the highest levels. More than 300 study abroad programs , available through the University and SUNY networks , expand the worldview of students and prepare them for the global economy. The location of UAlbany in the Capital Region of New York provides extensive opportunities for internships and public service through which students gain valuable experience and contribute to the greater community. Both the UAlbany campus and the region are bustling with extracurricular activities. Students participate in more than 200 student clubs , honor societies , and other campus related groups , and choose from a busy calendar of campus events , including spirited Division I competition in 19 sports and a rich array of cultural activities. UAlbany athletic teams have won 39 conference championships and produced 15 NCAA tournament teams in 11 years of Division I history. Since its founding in 1844 , UAlbany has graduated generations of leaders in all fields. UAlbany graduates join a network of more than 147 , 000 alumni making a profound difference around the globe. | Founded in 1846 , the University at Buffalo embraces a tradition of academic excellence , pathbreaking research , provocative creative expression , and meaningful community service. Building on this tradition , UB offers students an interdisciplinary educational experience with opportunities to engage in inquiry and discovery , experiential learning , leadership , and global citizenry. With more than 300 undergraduate , graduate , and professional degree programs , UB is New York State's largest and most comprehensive public research university. Featuring a top - ranked faculty , Division 1A athletics , and the cultural and recreational riches of Western New York , UB provides a diverse , international , and intellectually stimulating environment for learning and exploration. | The University of Alabama is a major , comprehensive , student - centered research university founded in 1831 as the first public college in Alabama. Dedicated to excellence in teaching , research and service , we provide a creative , nurturing campus environment where our students can become the best individuals possible , learn from the highly qualified faculty , and make a positive difference in the community , the state and the world. On a typical day on our beautiful and historic southern campus , an undergraduate student works side by side with a top molecular biologist , researching Parkinson's disease ; students openly debate controversial topics at the Center for Ethics and Social Responsibility , and volunteers tutor in local schools through the Community Service Center. Fall weekends are alive with the excitement of Alabama football - and 'Roll Tide , Roll' echoes across the campus. Ranked 10th in the nation among public universities in the enrollment of National Merit scholars , UA's rising tide of academic excellence is attracting the best and brightest students from across the nation. Our 2009 freshman class was the largest and best qualified in UA history , with one in five freshmen enrolling in Honors College. UA's graduates and students include numerous Rhodes , Goldwater , Truman and Hollings Scholars. Participation in original research and creative activities is becoming a hallmark of the undergraduate experience at UA , with students working closely with faculty on a wide variety of challenging and innovative projects. In addition to equipping our students to succeed academically , The University of Alabama's programs set the bar high for character , service and citizenship. Students are encouraged to participate in one or more of 250 campus organizations. Campus ministries are thriving. At The University of Alabama , our students are members of a proud family that's more than 175 years old. That's why we treat them as if they were our own sons and daughters. | The University of Alabama at Birmingham ( UAB ) covers 83 blocks in the heart of Alabama's largest city , allowing its diverse student body to enjoy a rich campus life while taking advantage of enormous opportunities for internships and resume - building work experience. UAB's campus includes 12 schools , a large graduate school and a renowned medical center. As early as their freshman year , undergraduates can get hands - on experience in UAB's nationally ranked and highly interdisciplinary research programs including a new Science and Technology Honors Program. Their professors are the inventors , artists and scientists breaking new ground in their chosen fields. Recent student success stories include Rhodes , Fulbright , Truman and Marshall scholars. | The University of Alabama in Huntsville ( UAHuntsville ) is an autonomous campus of The University of Alabama System dedicated to excellence in teaching , research , and service. UAHuntsville is a key participant in one of the nation's major international centers for advanced technological research and utilizes its position in this environment to provide unique opportunities and creative programs for students , faculty , and the community. UAHuntsville is adjacent to a high technology community consisting of Fortune 500 corporations in support of NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center , the DIA Missile and Space Intelligence Center , the Army Materiel Command , and Logistics Support Activity. The university's research division operates several research centers that provide faculty and students outstanding research opportunities in major university thrust areas. These centers include the Aerophysics Research Center , the Center for Applied Optics , the Center for Space Plasma and Aeronomic Research , the Center for the Management of Science and Technology , the Center for Modeling , Simulation and Analysis , the Earth System Science Center , the Information Technology Center , the Office of Technology and Commercialization , the Propulsion Research Center , the Research Institute , the Rotocraft Systems Engineering and Simulation Center , the Systems Management and Production Center , and the Humanities Center. UAHuntsville is a Carnegie High Research Activity university offering programs in the liberal arts and sciences , nursing , business and engineering. Total enrollment is approximately 7400 with about 20% in graduate programs concentrated mostly in engineering and the physical sciences. Research contract awards totaled $65 million in FY 2007 - 2008. The university is committed to maintaining a diverse academic community of the highest quality , and to providing an environment that facilitates intellectual , cultural , personal , and professional growth. UAHuntsville fosters leadership , creative and critical thinking , clear communication , a respect for knowledge and the pursuit of truth , and an engagement in the challenge and pleasure of a lifetime of learning. UAHuntsville , through its graduates and its programs , contributes to economic advancement , health care , cultural enrichment , and the quality of life of the region , state , and nation. | The mission of the University of Alaska Anchorage is to discover and disseminate through teaching , research , engagement , and creative expression. Located in Anchorage and on community campuses in South Central Alaska , UAA is committed to serving the higher education needs of the state , its communities , and its diverse people. The University of Alaska Anchorage is an open access university with academic programs leading to occupational endorsements ; undergraduate and graduate certificates ; and associate , baccalaureate , and graduate degrees in a rich , diverse , and inclusive environment. | Located in the heart of Tucson , the University of Arizona is one of the top - ranked research universities in the nation. Surrounded by mountains and the high Sonoran desert , the campus boasts a distinctive southwestern look and enjoys more than 300 days of sunshine each year. Approximately 37 , 000 students are enrolled at the University of Arizona , coming from all 50 states and more than 100 countries. The UA offers more than 100 academic and professional degree tracks , taught by some of the nation's preeminent scholars , and a vibrant campus atmosphere at a cost well below most other colleges and universities in the United States. | Starting on Old Main's front step with the year 1876 , the names of the more than 125 , 000 University of Arkansas graduates have been chiseled into more than two miles of campus walkways , the names grouped by year of graduation. Today , the University of Arkansas is a nationally competitive , student - centered research university , which recently completed a successful billion - dollar capital campaign. The campaign received a major boost from a historic $300 million dollar gift from the Walton Family Charitable Support Foundation. This largest - ever gift to a public university established and endowed the Honors College , providing financial support to nearly 2 , 200 honors students. The gift also endowed the graduate school. The endowment provides more than $300 , 000 to undergraduates each year for study abroad support and more than $500 , 000 each year for undergraduate research. In the last decade , University of Arkansas students have won an incredible number of nationally and internationally prestigious scholarships , awards and fellowships , including : two Gates Cambridge Scholarships , one Rhodes Scholarship , four James Madison Scholarships to support the teaching of the constitution , three British Marshall Scholarships , 32 J. William Fulbright Scholarships , six Rotary Scholarships , eight David L. Boren Scholarships for International Study , nine Freeman in Asia Scholarships , 20 Gilman Scholarships for Study Abroad , six Harry S. Truman Scholarships in for graduate school , awarded to students in public service , 38 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships , 34 Goldwater Scholarships in math , science and engineering , four Udall Scholarships in environmental science , and ten USA Today All - College Academic Team selections , among many other awards and scholarships. Since its founding , the University of Arkansas has compiled a remarkable record of scientific , technological , intellectual and creative accomplishment. This accomplishment is exemplified by the late U.S. Senator J. William Fulbright , a Rhodes Scholar as a student and eventual president of the university ( 1939 - 41 ) . Fulbright went on to serve at the national level , founding in 1946 the greatest international exchange program for faculty and students in the world. | The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff ( UAPB ) is an 1890 Land Grant institution and is the second oldest public university in Arkansas. UAPB remains committed to the continuation and enhancement of its Center of Excellence ( Aquaculture / Fisheries ), and its areas of emphasis ( science and mathematics , minority business development , education , and student development and leadership ) . The University offers premiere programs in aquaculture and regulatory science. It provides technical and outreach services related to minority business development , agriculture , human sciences , education , and student leadership development in fulfillment of the university's role in society : to lead , to educate , and to serve. UAPB has more than 100 years of experience in solving problems related to matters of education , health , welfare , economic development , governmental affairs for the Pine Bluff community , Arkansas , and the nation. For an extended time , UAPB has been and continues to be the "Flagship of the Delta". | N / A | The University of California , Davis , makes a difference in the lives of people every day. Fueled by learning and energized by discovery , the UC Davis tradition of engagement with the local community , the nation and the world guides all that it does. The university's commitment to providing an attentive and research - enriched education creates a supportive learning environment for both students and faculty. UC Davis is a pioneer in interdisciplinary problem - solving , and its four colleges , five professional schools , more than 100 academic majors and 86 graduate programs make it the most comprehensive of all the University of California campuses. | The University of California , Irvine combines the strengths of a major research university with the bounty of an incomparable Southern California location. Over four remarkable decades , UCI has become internationally recognized for efforts that are improving lives through research and discovery , fostering excellence in scholarship and teaching , and engaging and enriching the community. UCI is among the fastest - growing campuses in the UC system. Increasingly a first - choice campus for students , UCI attracts record numbers of undergraduate applications each year and admits freshmen with highly competitive academic profiles. In 2007 - 08 , the UC Regents approved UCI's new law school , and we enrolled our first undergraduates in public health and nursing science , expanding our educational role in fields critical to California's health and prosperity. UCI is a center for quality education and is consistently ranked among the nation's best universities. Achievements in the sciences , arts , humanities , medicine , and management have garnered top 50 national rankings for more than 40 academic programs. Three UCI researchers have won Nobel Prizes - most recently Irwin A. Rose , in chemistry , in 2004. UCI reaches beyond the classroom and laboratory to help solve societal issues and support human development. We are a hub for stem cell research , a trailblazer in understanding global warming , and a leader in the fight against breast cancer. Our nationally ranked medical center in the city of Orange serves as Orange County's only Level I trauma center and UCI is currently building a new state - of - the - art university hospital that will further strengthen medical care for the region's citizens. A major intellectual and cultural center , UCI offers numerous public activities and events. The Chancellor's Distinguished Fellows Series brings renowned speakers to campus , including E.L. Doctorow , author of the best - selling novel The March ; William Julius Wilson , expert on race relations in America ; and Mary Robinson , former president of Ireland and United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. The Claire Trevor School of the Arts and the School of Humanities produce engaging and entertaining cultural programs , while UCI's Anteater athletes have won nearly two dozen national championships. UCI is benefiting the community and the world in countless ways through its scholarly , scientific , creative , and economic contributions. Orange County's second - largest employer , UCI generates an annual economic impact on the county of $3.7 billion. A recently completed strategic plan will ensure the campus continues to inspire excellence as it fulfills its research , teaching , and public service missions in the decades ahead. These accomplishments depend on the UCI community's commitment to a set of core values : respect , intellectual curiosity , commitment , integrity , empathy , appreciation , and fun. These values allow people to transcend limitations and create something greater than themselves. We are proud that -- at UCI -- we live these values every day. | UCLA offers immediate , first - year access to a virtually limitless selection of studies that only a world - class university can provide. UCLA's strength is its size , allowing for unimagined diversity , unmatched breadth and depth of scholarship , and limitless possibility. UCLA offers 130 majors , 3 , 000 undergraduate courses taught by 3 , 800 faculty , and more than 900 student organizations. At UCLA , 31 academic programs are ranked among the top 20 in their fields , representing all the most popular undergraduate majors. The undergraduate experience at UCLA can begin with participation in a year - long Freshman Cluster -- a stimulating team - taught exploration of one of nine challenging interdisciplinary topics. Students can also choose from among 200 small group seminars taught by top faculty. Undergraduates can conduct research in close collaboration with UCLA scholars as early as their freshman year. The Honors Program provides an enriched educational experience through interdisciplinary seminars , engaging classroom presentations , individualized mentoring , and special honors courses designed to encourage and reward critical thinking. At UCLA , community service is a cornerstone of undergraduate education ; students can participate in local , state , or national programs that bring together volunteer opportunities with academic coursework. UCLA is the nation???s centers of art and cultural programs , and students can choose from more than 1 , 000 events annually. By building fresh new perspectives and encouraging new ways to wonder , UCLA continues to define what a university can be. | UC Riverside is a living laboratory for groundbreaking exploration of issues critical to Inland Southern California , the state and communities around the world. We are located in one of the fastest growing regions in a state whose economy ranks among nations. With a population of more than 19 , 000 students , UCR is the most diverse campus in the prestigious 10 campus UC system , and is the fifth most diverse university in the nation. UCR has a history of giving first - generation college - goers a jump - start toward achieving their dreams , enabling social and economic mobility. We inspire our students to expand their horizons , and we equip them to succeed. Whether they're aiming for graduate or professional school or they plan a career after college , UCR is the right place to help students achieve their goals. With an annual statewide economic impact of nearly $1 billion , UCR is actively shaping the region's future. Our recently opened satellite in Palm Desert includes an innovative entrepreneurial MBA , and graduate programs in the arts. Plans include opening a medical school that will bring a higher level of care to our community and carry UCR's tradition of applicable innovation into the realm of health care. More than just a place of discovery , we've earned a reputation for translating fundamental knowledge into actionable solutions. By applying our distinct strengths and advantages strategically , we carry forward the UC system's tradition of public service. Whether in entomology , engineering , or new voices in literature , UCR is contributing to the wider world. | Nestled along the Pacific Ocean on 1 , 200 acres of magnificent coastal woodland , the University of California , San Diego is a powerful magnet for those seeking scholarly pursuits at the frontiers of education and research. In just four decades , this young campus has rapidly risen in status to become one of the top ranked research universities in the nation. UCSD , with its six unique undergraduate colleges , each offering personalized student opportunities and services and distinct educational philosophies , has become one of the most popular campuses in the nation , receiving more than 45 , 000 freshman applications each year. | The mission of UCSB is defined in the context of the unique stature of the University of California and the place of the Santa Barbara campus within this system. Our responsibilities include provision of high - quality education to undergraduate and graduate students , innovation through the advancement of fundamental and applied research programs , creative activities and scholarship , and provision of service to the state as well as the nation and world that we share. In each of these three areas , our mission is to fulfill these responsibilities with the highest possible level of excellence in a manner that emphasizes the special abilities associated with our campus through its faculty , students , facilities , and geographic location. | The University of California , Santa Cruz is one of the country's leading research universities , with an uncommon commitment to undergraduate teaching. Nestled on 2 , 000 acres of redwood forest and meadow overlooking the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary , UC Santa Cruz is renowned for world - changing research in physics , marine sciences , environmental sciences , astronomy and astrophysics , and international economics , among other prestigious programs. The campus is home to the national Center for Adaptive Optics , the Laboratory for Adaptive Optics , the Center for Ocean Health , the Center for Justice , Tolerance and Community , and the nationally recognized summer repertory theater company Shakespeare Santa Cruz. In 1997 , UC Santa Cruz launched the Jack Baskin School of Engineering , focusing on such important 21st century topics as information technology , nanotechnology , and biotechnology. The Baskin School of Engineering has been growing rapidly , having recently added innovative new majors in computer game design and bioengineering. It also offers one of the few undergraduate majors in bioinformatics in the country. | Over the last century , the University of Central Arkansas has become a four - year , public institution offering undergraduate , graduate and doctoral degrees. It is one of the best and most affordable options for higher education in the South. UCA offers more than 100 undergraduate courses of study , 33 master's degree programs , and four doctoral programs for students to explore. Regardless of where your interests lie , UCA offers programs and extracurricular activities to pursue your passions. Do you enjoy browsing a great art exhibit? The Baum Gallery is an education art museum for students , faculty , and staff featuring local , national. and international touring exhibitions. Maybe you prefer to listen to a world - call music performance? Donald W. Reynolds Performance Hall is a state - of - the - art performance hall bringing renown dance troupes , plays , and musicians to campus. UCA housing is top rate , offering 10 halls and abundant apartment housing. UCA has three residential colleges that are co - education living and learning communities that provide opportunities to connect to every aspect of student life. Residential college students are enrolled in the same cluster of classes to promote collaborative learning and have the added bonus of living side by side UCA faculty and older mentoring students. Do you enjoy being physically active or participating in sporting events? The new HPER center located on campus features basketball courts , volleyball , badminton , an indoor track , and exercise class studio and a fitness center complete with a full slate of cardio and strength training equipment. For the competitive type , our intramural sports give every UCA student a chance to participate in a competitive sports activity. In fact , sports plays a HUGE role in the UCA experience! The University of Central Arkansas proudly participates in 15 NCAA Division I varsity sports : Seven men's sports and eight women's sports. As a member of the Southland Conference , UCA competes against schools from Texas and Louisiana. Join the Bear Den and get involved in the excitement that is UCA sports! Are you looking for opportunities to learn outside the traditional classroom setting? The UCA Honors College is designed to take an interdisciplinary approach to learning and is designed to provide some of our most creative and talented students with the opportunity to fulfill some general education requirements through small classes taught in seminar format. And this is just a glimpse of what UCA has to offer! Which leaves us thinking... Why not UCA? Bring out the bear in you! | UCF Stands For Opportunity : The University of Central Florida is one of the most dynamic universities in the country in one of the most popular cities in the world. Offering 214 degree programs , it is an academic and research leader in numerous fields , such as optics , modeling and simulation , engineering and computer science , business administration , education , the sciences including biomedical sciences , hospitality management and digital media.UCFs 1 , 415 - acre main campus provides modern facilities , most of which have wireless abilities , with 600 acres set aside for lakes , woods and an arboretum. UCF has 12 colleges , including the newly established College of Medicine. More than 53 , 500 students attend classes on UCFs main Orlando campus and its 11 regional campuses. UCF began offering classes in 1968 and recently granted its 198 , 311 degree. The incoming freshmen class for the academic year 2009 - 10 of 3 , 842 students continues UCFs rise in academics with an average SAT score of 1225 and a high school grade - point average of 3.8. The Burnett Honors College incoming class has an average SAT score of 1374 and a grade - point weighted average of 4.2. UCF ranks in the top 50 universities nationwide for the number of National Merit Scholars of first - time - in - college students. The UCF Libraries offer more than 1.9 million volumes and 32 , 009 serial subscriptions , 24 , 730 of which are electronic journals.UCF has a 149 , 000 - square - foot Recreation and Wellness Center complete with a three - story climbing wall , an indoor track and fitness equipment. The Student Union has computer labs , study lounges , ballrooms and meeting rooms , popular eating establishments and a small shopping mall. The Health Center is a full - service health clinic with on - site professionals , X - ray capabilities , dental services , a pharmacy , a medical laboratory and physical therapy services. The 10 , 000 - seat UCF Arena and a 45 , 000 - seat on - campus football stadium were opened in 2007. Housing includes on - campus residence halls and affiliated apartments for more than 10 , 000 students. UCF promotes a diverse and inclusive environment. UCF students come from 63 Florida counties , 50 states , and 141 countries. Study abroad programs allow UCF students to study and conduct research with 98 institutions in 36 countries. Students at UCF have been recognized throughout the world and include recipients of the Rhodes , Mellon and Goldwater scholarships. In 2008 - 09 , UCF professors received $121.7 million in research funding , topping $100 million for the fifth consecutive year. Distinctive research programs extend learning beyond the classroom and include leadership programs , study abroad , cooperative education , mentorships , intern - ships , service learning and paid research positions. | In 1996 , the University of Central Missouri was designated Missouri's lead institution for professional technology , an area long recognized as one of the university's greatest strengths. Through this mission , Central integrates the latest technologies into every level of its comprehensive liberal arts curriculum , whether a student majors in computer information systems , biology or music. The university is also a leader in discipline - specific accreditations within Missouri higher education and several Central programs are nationally or internationally known. Students have many opportunities to broaden their horizons intellectually , culturally and socially. | The University of Charleston offers students a "learning your way" curriculum. This means that students are encouraged to progress at their own pace and take competency - based tests where the students feel that they have acquired the requisite skills. There is no limit , or extra fees , attached to accelerated credit earning. Moreover , students are required to participate in freshmen learning communities which will foster peer learning and support , and students are encouraged to participate in service learning experiences. All of this is intended to give the student a well - rounded , individualized , learning environment. | There's no place quite like Chicago. The University of Chicago offers a distinctive academic experience for college students. As one of the nation's leading research universities , there is a high value placed on serious academic work , but the atmosphere in which it is accomplished is singularly Chicago. Here , scholars and students are engaged in rigorous and creative inquiry , in spirited debate that pries open old dogmas and penetrates conventional wisdom. It is this climate of openness and creativity that attracts exceptional students and faculty from around the globe , including the current President of the United States , not to mention a total of 82 Nobel laureates ( and counting ) . Beyond the vast educational resources of the University is Chicago itself , a city that offers a wealth of world - class arts , architecture , museums and more , in addition to miles of magnificent lakefront beaches and parks. | Students looking for real - world experience on a dynamic campus flourish at the University of Cincinnati. As the new , urban research university for the 21st century , UC is fully engaged with its community , in a region boasting 11 Fortune 500 companies , and "a city that rocks" , according to Esquire magazine. As the founder of cooperative education , UC has led the nation in linking education to the workplace and the community. Beyond co - op , UC connects through partnerships , service learning , and research. UC offers more than 250 undergraduate degree programs , many nationally renowned , providing many pathways to success for motivated students. | The University of Colorado at Boulder ( CU - Boulder ), a major research and teaching university , is a dynamic community of scholars and learners situated on a beautiful campus at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. CU - Boulder is one of 34 U.S. public institutions belonging to the prestigious Association of American Universities and the only member in the Rocky Mountain region. While it is a major research university and Colorado's flagship university , the campus maintains an intimate college atmosphere with many small academic communities and 87% of classes enrolling fewer than 50 students. The university has a proud academic tradition , with 4 Nobel laureates , 7 MacArthur 'genius grant' recipients , and 102 Fulbright scholars since 1982. CU - Boulder was ranked the top green university in the nation in Sierra magazine's 2009 listing of greenest colleges , and was one of only three U.S. colleges and universities to receive a 2007 Presidential Award for General Community Service. CU - Boulder produced 102 Peace Corps volunteers in 2009 , the second most among all U.S. colleges and universities. The university received nearly $339 million in sponsored research funding during the 2009 fiscal year. Faculty members bring their research into the classroom in areas such as physics , space sciences , and the American West. CU - Boulder offers more than 3 , 600 courses in approximately 150 areas of study and 78 majors at the bachelor's level. Undergraduates apply to the following colleges and schools : Architecture & Planning , Arts & Sciences , Leeds School of Business , Engineering & Applied Science , Music , Journalism & Mass Communication , and Education. University facilities include an observatory , planetarium , mountain research station , a hands - on teaching and learning laboratory for engineering , and the futuristic Alliance for Teaching , Learning , & Society Center , a structure that offers the university community groundbreaking instructional technology and learning opportunities. Outstanding departments and programs include aerospace engineering , astrophysical & planetary sciences , biochemistry , biology , chemistry , engineering , English , entrepreneurial business , geography , integrative physiology , law , music , physics , and psychology. Undergraduate specialty programs in aerospace engineering and business entrepreneurship ranked in the top 20 nationally in U.S. News & World Report's 2008 Americas Best Colleges issue. Talented undergraduate students participate in a variety of enrichment opportunities on campus , including honors programs , the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program , and 10 residential academic programs that offer specialized living and learning communities featuring top faculty and small - class environments. Students come from every state in the nation and about 100 countries. Many ethnic , religious , and social backgrounds are represented , fostering a multicultural community that enriches each student's educational experience. Students from diverse backgrounds may receive academic , personal , and financial support through one of the CU - Lead ( leadership , excellence , achievement , and diversity ) alliance programs housed in various colleges and departments. The Study Abroad Office administers 270 CU - Boulder - sponsored programs in more than 70 countries around the world with more than 1 , 000 students participating annually. CU - Boulder competes in 14 intercollegiate sports at the Division I level , is a member of the Big 12 Conference , and maintains one of the nation's largest club sports programs , supporting more than 30 intercollegiate teams in sports such as ice hockey , triathlon , and ultimate Frisbee. The campus offers art galleries , a natural history museum , theaters , concert halls , and an extensive calendar of social and cultural events , highlighted by the annual Conference on World Affairs , musical performances by the Grammy Award - winning Takacs Quartet , and the world - renowned Colorado Shakespeare Festival. | UCCS aims to become the # 1 comprehensive research university in the region with 10 , 000 - 12 , 000 students. This goal is driven by UCCS's status as one of the fastest - growing universities in Colorado. The university is known for its high - quality academics and engagement with the Colorado Springs community. The American Association of State Colleges and Universities named the university one of two national leaders in community engagement efforts. In recent years , U.S. News and World Report ranked UCCS among the top ten Public Master's Universities in the West the 7th Best Undergraduate Engineering Program among public institutions. UCCS is one of the only universities in the nation that offers the ground - breaking Bachelor of Innovation Degree , a program that combines business and engineering. The university , home to over 9 , 000 students , is located at the base of Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs , Colorado. | With 13 schools and colleges and more than 119 degree programs , the University of Colorado Denver offers a hands - on , real - world education in a vibrant city in the heart of the energetic west. Health careers begin here , with top - notch undergraduate nursing and biology programs linked with medicine , pharmacy , dental medicine , nursing and public health programs on our Anschutz Medical Campus in nearby Aurora. Students also build foundations for careers ranging from the music industry to the energy industry , from teaching to engineering and architecture. Our business programs , located in the heart of downtown Denver , attract up - and - comers and top executives alike , and many of the state???s political leaders were trained in our public administration programs. Basic science and applied health research attracts more National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) funding than any other university in Colorado. UC Denver attracts students , researchers and faculty who want to make a difference ??? today. | The University of Connecticut delivers a remarkable range of educational opportunities , including more than 100 academic majors , all at an exceptional value. Ranked one of the top public universities in the United States , UConn is the only public university in New England with its own Schools of Law , Social Work , Medicine and Dentistry. The outstanding average SAT scores of enrolled students indicate the high - caliber undergraduate education program , while the level of student satisfaction is evident in strong retention rates and the largest percentage of students living on campus among any major public university in the nation. UConn's diverse student body enjoys state - of - the - art facilities on a picturesque campus vibrant with living and learning opportunities inside and outside the classroom , from the Honors and Study Abroad programs to more than 450 student clubs and organizations to avid campus - wide support for UConn's elite Division I athletics teams , known as "Huskymania." | The University of Dallas curriculum is based upon the supposition that truth and virtue exist and are the proper objects of search in an education. Its intense majors are built upon the nationally recognized Core Curriculum that includes The Rome Semester , the international experience in which over 80% of undergraduates participate. Lively extracurricular life combines with serious , creative study under a superb faculty to provide an envied collegiate experience. UD is the place for those who want to think , write , talk , and lead. Classic texts , internships , and senior projects prepare students for careers , graduate and professional school , and for life. | Founded in 1850 , the University of Dayton is a top 10 national Catholic university that prepares students for success in their careers and lives. As a top - tier , comprehensive university , UD offers more than 70 academic programs in four accredited divisions - arts and sciences , business administration , education and allied professions , and engineering. At UD , students find an environment where they are encouraged to engage the world , developing both a critical mind and a compassionate heart. Over 6 , 900 undergraduates call UD their home - away - from - home , and 90 percent of students live in the residence halls and porch - clad houses in the student neighborhood. Guided by a Marianist educational tradition that emphasizes building relationships , UD keeps its classes small , with an average class size of 27. In addition to hosting office hours , many professors give out their cell phone numbers and e - mail addresses so students can ask questions - and get answers - at any time. With more than 180 clubs and organizations on campus , students will discover activities to match their interests. Students show their spirit by cheering on the Division I Flyers , and they make a difference in the world by participating in more than 30 service clubs , attending week - long BreakOut trips , hosting the annual Christmas on Campus event and more. Whether studying on campus or abroad , all University of Dayton students have the chance to receive a truly global education. UD's extensive education abroad opportunities offer programs on every continent except Antarctica. With its global perspective , the University attracts students from more than 50 countries and is ranked first in the world in an international student satisfaction survey. A vast array of internships , cooperative education and part - time employment opportunities allow UD students to earn real - world experience before earning their diploma. Ranked third among all Catholic universities for total research volume , students are also regularly hired to work with top scientists and engineers at the University of Dayton Research Institute. Employers know UD graduates have developed the skills and qualities needed to succeed , and Fortune 500 companies regularly recruit on campus. These opportunities aren't the only value at the University of Dayton. UD is one of the most affordable private , Catholic universities in the nation - and an excellent value among comparable institutions. In fact , approximately 99 percent of incoming first - year students received some form of institutional aid ( scholarships and grants ) in 2008. | The University of Delaware is a state - assisted institution of higher learning with a private charter. Our private characteristics -- smaller classes , an endowment over $1 billion , breathtaking campus and students from every state in the nation and 100 countries -- at an affordable price are some of the many qualities that make UD unique. Among our distinguished faculty are internationally known authors , scientists and artists , including Nobel Laureates , Guggenheim and Fulbright Fellows and members of the National Academy of Engineering , National Academy of Sciences , and American Association for the Advancement of Science. With more than 125 majors and 100 minors in seven colleges , UD is focused on an enriched undergraduate education from start to finish , including a First Year Experience ( FYE ) and a host of discovery learning programs. All freshmen are members of smaller communities by participating in an FYE through the LIFE ( Learning Integrated Freshman Experience ) Program , a Freshman Seminar or an Honors Colloquia. LIFE "clusters" are based on majors of study that are led by upper class mentors and that involve academic coursework , discussion groups , tutoring , service learning projects , field trips , lectures and social activities. Prior to graduation , all students will also have discovered a greater depth of learning through one of UD's signature academic programs. The University Honors Program , one of the nation's oldest , attracts many of our best students with thoughtful advising , private music instruction , a writing fellows program , a living and learning community and Honors degrees. Our nationally acclaimed Undergraduate Research Program enables students to work with faculty as research assistants , conduct independent research and publish or present findings. The Medical Scholars Program allows a select number of academically competitive students to complete a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from UD and an M.D. degree from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. The first Study Abroad in the world was founded at the University of Delaware in 1923 and now includes hundreds of courses across a spectrum of disciplines on all seven continents , including Antarctica. Each year , some 1 , 400 UD students study abroad , giving UD one of the highest university rates of student participation in the nation. In addition , Service Learning experiences , combined with academic studies , improve and strengthen the world in which we live , while simultaneously creating a greater sense of civic responsibility that students will take with them into the future. UD's commitment to our students is evident in our programming and facilities ( including new residence halls that opened in 2005 , 2006 and 2008 ) and in the number of scholars we produce each year -- Rhodes , Marshall , Truman , Goldwater and more. The future -- with successes unique to each of our graduates -- is something that UD takes seriously. | At the University of Denver , we strive to empower greatness in our students. Undergraduates choose from a diverse array of programs that provide uncommon access to faculty mentors known internationally for cutting - edge work. Every student benefits from an innovative curriculum that emphasizes writing , quantitative reasoning , experiential learning and cross - disciplinary inquiry. Our Cherrington Global Scholars program offers study - abroad options on six continents at no additional cost. Outside the classroom , DU students enjoy NCAA Division I competition , the region's vast recreation opportunities and the campus' rich cultural offerings. When they leave DU , our students are ready to make a difference in the world. | The University of Detroit Mercy has been serving the educational needs of Michigan and its surrounding region since 1877. Through 100 quality academic programs , caring and accessible faculty , vibrant co - op and internship programs in the metro Detroit area , and an active network of successful alumni , UDM ensures that students graduate with the knowledge , skills and experience they'll need to be successful in reaching their goals and achieving "great things". As a Catholic university in the Jesuit and Mercy traditions , UDM fosters the intellectual , social , spiritual and moral development of its students to lead and serve in their communities. | The University of Dubuque prepares students to manage change by nurturing their confidence , developing flexibility and encouraging critical thinking. The most popular programs offered at UD include Nursing , Aviation / Professional Pilot , Business , Teacher Education , and Computer Graphics / Interactive Media ( CGIM ) . The CGIM program uniquely offers an emphasis in Computer Animation. | The University of Evansville is a private , United Methodist Church - related , comprehensive university that is a member of the New American Colleges and Universities. Its core purpose is to provide life - transforming educational experiences that prepare students to engage the world as informed , ethical and productive citizens. UE's 2 , 400 full - time undergraduates come from 43 states and 46 countries. Over 80 undergraduate areas of study are offered in the College of Arts and Sciences , Schroeder Family School of Business Administration , College of Engineering and Computer Science , and College of Education and Health Sciences. UE's British campus , Harlaxton College , is located in Grantham , England. | The University of Findlay is a flexible , forward - looking institution , accommodating students through classes held on weekdays , nights , weekends and over the Internet. Real world - focused and liberal arts - based degree programs equip students for productive lives and careers. More than 60 baccalaureate majors are offered , along with seven master's degrees , a Doctor of Physical Therapy , and a Doctor of Pharmacy. Well - recognized programs include pre - veterinary medicine , equestrian studies , animal science , forensic science , physician assistant , occupational therapy , physical therapy , pharmacy , nuclear medicine technology , MBA and environmental , safety and health occupational health management. Internships and service learning are encouraged. Athletic involvement includes 24 NCAA Division II sports teams. | The University of Florida , the state's oldest university , traces its beginnings to 1853. Today , it is a major , public , comprehensive , land - grant research university with more than 50 , 000 students and 16 colleges. Since 1985 , UF has been a member of the Association of American Universities , which includes the top 62 public and private institutions in North America. UF placed second among all universities in Kiplinger's Top Best Values in Public Colleges In - State ( 2009 ) . The university offers more than 250 graduate degree programs and awarded more graduate degrees than any other public university in 2008 - 2009. UF faculty attracted $574 million in research funding , in 2008 - 2009. UF has a 2 , 000 - acre campus and more than 900 buildings ( including 170 with classrooms and laboratories ) . UF's extensive capital improvement program has resulted in facilities ideal for 21st - century academics and research , including the Health Professions , Nursing and Pharmacy Building ; the Cancer and Genetics Research Center ; the new Biomedical Sciences Building ; and William R. Hough Hall , which will house the Hough Graduate School of Business. | Established by a charter adopted by the Georgia Legislature in 1785 , UGA is the first university in America to be chartered by a state government. The principles embodied in its charter 'that education is the foundation of a democratic society and a right of all citizens , and that providing education is the responsibility of government' helped give rise to the American system of public higher education. UGA's picture - book 615 - acre campus , in the Appalachian foothills about 70 miles northeast of Atlanta , is adorned with many 19th century buildings including Old College , opened in 1806 , and the 1832 University Chapel. North Campus , featuring quads with century - old trees and scenic green spaces , is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Other notable campus features : bike paths , quiet gardens , one of the nation's largest student recreation / fitness centers and one of the oldest cemeteries on an American university campus ( dating to 1814 ) . UGA is Georgia's most popular college ( 17 , 909 applications for the 2010 freshman class ) and has one of the nation's largest and oldest Honors Programs , attracting superior students from across the country. UGA students consistently win some of the nation's most prestigious undergraduate scholarships : in the past 11 years UGA has had four Rhodes Scholars ( including two in 2007 ), 27 Goldwater Scholars , seven Truman Scholars and five Udall and Marshall Scholars. The student satisfaction rate is high with 94 percent of freshmen returning as sophomores. Georgia's HOPE Scholarship keeps in - state student costs among the lowest at major public universities , and UGA ranks in the top 10 among research universities in the number of students who study abroad each year. Long a research leader in such fields as agriculture , biology and biotechnology , UGA is rapidly building strength in human and animal health and biomedicine with its College of Public Health , Biomedical and Health Sciences Institute and Cancer Center. A physician education program developed jointly by UGA and the Medical College of Georgia , scheduled to begin at UGA in the fall of 2010 , will help offset a severe shortage of doctors in Georgia. The Eugene Odum School of Ecology , opened in 2007 , is the nation's only stand - alone school devoted to ecological studies and research. UGA's Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication is home to the prestigious Peabody Broadcasting Awards , and the Peabody Archives in the UGA Library contain some of the best radio , television and cable programs ever produced. UGA is home of Georgia's official state botanical garden , state art museum and state museum of natural history , as well as the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame. | At the University of Hartford , we provide a learning environment in which students may transform themselves intellectually , personally , and socially. We provide students with distinctive educational experiences that blend the feel of a small residential college with an array of academic programs and opportunities characteristic of a large university. Through relationships with faculty and staff dedicated to teaching , scholarship , research , the arts , and civic engagement , every student may prepare for a lifetime of learning and for personal and professional success. | The University of Hawai`i at Manoa's special distinction is found in our Hawaiian , Asian , and Pacific orientation and our unique location in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The setting and the diversity of our students and faculty foster unique advantages in the study of Asian and Pacific cultures , foreign languages , tropical agriculture , tropical medicine , ocean and marine sciences , astronomy , volcanology , and international business. Our unique geographical , cultural , and historical heritage suggests that the University of Hawai`i at Manoa values and the responsibilities inherent in embracing those values include the following : A focus on developing an awareness of and sensitivity to diversity and commonality. The Manoa campus is culturally rich and complex , providing a perfect social setting for frequent interactions with persons from cultures other than one's own. At Manoa we incorporate and celebrate intercultural experiences and understanding into our social and educational environments in a comprehensive fashion. Manoa is also a place where historic political , economic and social conflicts between Native Hawaiian people , settlers and working immigrants have contributed to the diverse perspectives , beliefs , values and even conceptual frameworks of our islands' people. Growing out of the core Hawaiian value of aloha , an essential component of the Manoa Experience , are insights that both bond us and simultaneously express the variations that collectively enrich us. A focus on global awareness and local responsibility. These values are consistent with a uniquely Hawaiian place of learning. Hawai`i is a place where the strength of identity is important to Native Hawaiian people struggling to maintain traditional connections while establishing new global relationships. Their struggle for cultural distinction forms a significant part of the story of human history and change. Hawai`i is also a place where the peoples from Asia , Europe , and the Pacific regions gathered , formed communities , and built lives together. The pluri - cultural children of Hawai`i are global citizens , a true pan - ethnic population. Hence , we attempt to infuse our pedagogical , social , and cultural environments with a global perspective and with questions and issues of global significance. Moreover , engaging and acting upon local questions and issues during their educational experience at Manoa engenders in students a sense of responsibility toward future generations. A focus on sustainability and renewability. These values are also a reflection of our unique Hawaiian cultural history , as voiced in the Hawaiian core value of malama i ka aina , malama i ke kai ( caring for the land and sea that sustain us ) . The Hawaiian culture teaches us to see Manoa as part of an ahupua`a extending from mountaintop to ocean , emphasizing an ecosystem understanding of our home. Hawai`i's unique geographical status as the most isolated , populated land mass on the planet makes it incumbent upon us to develop research , technologies , economy , and a way of life based on sustainability and renewability , as Polynesians did over thousands of years of voyaging , discovery and settlement. Fostering a pedagogical , social , and cultural environment that reflects these values and the knowledge developed by Native Hawaiians over the millennia is central to our efforts. Cultivating , practicing , and communicating these values are our University's gifts and obligation to the rest of the world. | The University of Idaho offers a complete living and learning experience. The residential campus in Moscow , Idaho , matches beauty located in a small , friendly community. There are outdoor recreational activities and surprising cultural gems , like the four - day Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival each February. More than 13 , 000 students from around the nation and world attend the University of Idaho. The University of Idaho is a national research , land - grant institution committed to undergraduate and graduate research education with extension services responsive to Idaho and the region's business and community needs. Many students take advantage of an emphasis on undergraduate research opportunities in computer security , transportation innovations , environmental science , agricultural science , evolutionary biology and biomedical research. A U Idaho education is nationally ranked as a best buy for the quality and value and is one of the country's "most wired" universities. | UIC's mission is to create knowledge that transforms our views of the world & through sharing & application , transforms the world ; to provide a wide range of students with the educational opportunity only a leading research university can offer ; to address the challenges & opportunities facing not only Chicago , but all Great Cities of the 21st century , as expressed by our Great Cities Commitment ; to foster scholarship & practices that reflect & respond to the increasing diversity of the US in a rapidly globalizing world ; to train professionals in a wide range of public service disciplines , serving Illinois as the principal educator of health service professionals & as a major healthcare provider to underserved communities. | University of Illinois Springfield is the liberal arts campus of the world - class University of Illinois. With its location in the state capital , UIS is known for its strong government , public service , and environmental majors and the extraordinary opportunity for students to study and work in the living laboratory of state government. Students on campus thrive in small classes taught by full professors but UIS is also a national leader in the delivery of online education , with nearly a quarter of its 5 , 000 students enrolled entirely online. Academic excellence , enriching individual lives , and making a difference in the world are the university's strategic goals. | The University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign is the state's flagship institution : a classic land grant university , dedicated to its traditional excellence in education , research , and public engagement , and driven to innovate in each of these missions. More than 2 , 000 Urbana - Champaign faculty members lead more than 40 , 000 undergraduate , graduate and professional students in a process of discovery and learning in 17 colleges and schools and more than 80 research centers and labs. Undergraduates make up three - quarters of the student population. Nearly 90 percent of the undergraduate students come from the 102 counties of Illinois , with the rest traveling to Illinois from all 50 states and more than 100 nations. All are highly qualified and choose between 150 undergraduate programs of study. The middle 50 percent of freshmen at Illinois score between 26 and 30 on the ACT , and these same students ranked between the 84th and 96th percentile in their high school graduating classes. Undergraduate students often travel around the globe through one of the top ten study abroad programs among major research institutions in the United States. Faculty members also are well connected internationally , collaborating with other top scholars from around the world and across disciplines. They are world - renowned scholars who have been recognized with such top awards as Nobel Prizes , Pulitzer Prizes , Guggenheim Fellowships , Tony Awards , MacArthur "genius" awards , and memberships in the nation's elite academies of arts and sciences. Of twelve Nobel laureates who have served on the faculty , two were honored for work undertaken at this University. Illinois became only the third American public university , and the eleventh institution in the world , ever to have two Nobel Prizes ( in different fields ) awarded to members of its faculty in the same year. Urbana campus alumni are similarly recognized. Eleven University alumni have won Nobel Prizes. Campus resources include the world's largest public university library , with an average 1.1 million items circulated and 225 , 000 reference questions answered each year. Outstanding centers for performance and training in the arts include one of the nation's best performing arts facilities , the Krannert Center. World - class research facilities in Urbana include the National Center for Supercomputing Applications , Beckman Institute , Institute for Genomic Biology and Siebel Center for Computer Science. Of course , many people across the nation know Urbana - Champaign as the home of nine men's and 10 women's Big Ten sports teams. The campus Division of Intercollegiate Athletics is know for its integrity and its emphasis on scholarship among its athletes. Men's basketball and football are high profile sports , but Illinois also has won recent national and conference champions in such programs as gymnastics , tennis , and wrestling. | The University of Indianapolis is a private residential institution of higher learning. Established in 1902 and now an integral part of the educational and cultural life of Indianapolis , the University maintains a moderate size and a diverse student body , and it provides a comprehensive set of general , pre - professional , and professional programs , grounded in liberal arts. Students indicate that they choose the University because of its challenging , yet supportive , atmosphere and relatively small size. As a result , there is a great sense of community and pride on the campus. The University helps students determine and achieve their individual academic goals. | The University of Iowa is a major national research university with a broad - based liberal arts foundation. Founded in 1847 as Iowa's first public institution of higher education , it has won international recognition for its wealth of achievements in the arts , sciences , and humanities and offers several top - ranking programs. The University is composed of eleven colleges , the largest of which is the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences , enrolling most of Iowa's undergraduates. The Henry B. Tippie College of Business , the Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine , and the Colleges of Education , Engineering , Law , Nursing , and Pharmacy enroll undergraduates , and , with the Colleges of Dentistry and Public Health , provide graduate education in conjunction with the Graduate College. Located in one of three cities in the world designated a City of Literature by the United Nations Educational , Scientific , and Cultural Organization , Iowa is home to the world - renowned Writers' Workshop , International Writing Program , and the Playwrights Workshop. Its research programs in genetics , hydraulics , and speech and hearing are world - renowned , and it operates one of the country's most advanced and comprehensive university - owned teaching hospitals. The University of Iowa enrolls more than 30 , 000 students , yet 79 percent of its undergraduate classes have fewer than 30 students. Students can chose from more than 100 areas of study and nearly 500 student groups. More than 1 , 200 students studied abroad last year , programs range from one year to a few weeks in length. A University - wide honors program is dedicated to advancing Iowa's best students and the Center for Research by Undergraduates helps students connect with mentors and research opportunities in every discipline , while the Leadership Development Program offers leadership training , education , and development opportunities. Sports fans enjoy Big Ten and NCAA Division I athletics for 22 Hawkeye varsity squads and more than 170 home events each year. Recreation facilities , including a new $69 - million 215 , 000 - square - foot Campus Recreation and Wellness Center , offer opportunities to swim , run , lift weights , climb , and more. The picturesque campus is adjacent to downtown Iowa City , home to numerous coffee houses , dance clubs , and a wide variety of restaurants along with art galleries , clothing boutiques , and other local shops. Other entertainment options on - and off - campus include live music , theater , dance , readings by famous authors and poets , and film screenings at a student - run cinema. | The University of Kansas is a major comprehensive research and teaching university that serves as a center for learning , scholarship , and creative endeavor. KU offers the highest - quality academic programs , libraries , teaching museums , and information technology. Outstanding programs like public administration and special education provide undergraduate and graduate academic opportunities. Excellent programs in law , medicine , pharmacy , and other fields prepare professionals. More than 100 international study and cooperative research programs are available. Service opportunities in social welfare , pharmacy , and liberal arts involve students with the community. Programs are offered in Lawrence , Kansas City , Wichita , Overland Park , and other statewide locations. | The University of Kentucky is a public land grant institution that prepares students for an increasingly diverse and technological world. The University offers a broad array of undergraduate , graduate , and professional degree programs , many with national prominence. The University strives to nurture a true learning community - one that inspires academic growth and learning among faculty , staff , and students. The University's research , scholarship , and creative activities support human and economic development through the expansion of knowledge and its applications in the sciences , social sciences , education , arts , humanities , business , and the professions. | It is the mission of the University of La Verne to provide opportunities for students to achieve their educational goals and become contributing citizens to the global community. This is accomplished by offering high quality degree programs to both traditional - aged and adult learners ; providing liberal arts and professional programs from undergraduate to doctoral levels ; and delivering programs to students at the central La Verne campus as well as regional campuses and satellite class locations throughout California. The university provides a student - centered , values - based , and diverse learning environment. It takes pride in offering small class sizes in a highly personalized setting. The University encourages effective teaching , research , scholarly contributions , and service to the greater community by sharing its academic , professional , and individual resources. Values : The University of La Verne shares four core values that promote a positive and rewarding life for its students through fostering a genuine appreciation and respect for : A Values Orientation - The University affirms a philosophy of life that actively supports peace with justice , the health of the planet and its people. Therefore , in light of this affirmation , it encourages students to become reflective about personal , professional , and societal values. It also encourages values - based ethical behavior. Community and Diversity - The University promotes the goal of community within a context of diversity. Therefore , it encourages students to understand and appreciate the diversity of cultures that exists locally , nationally , and internationally. It also seeks to promote appreciation and preservation of biodiversity by helping students understand the impact / dependence of human beings on their environment. Lifelong Learning - The University commits itself to promoting education that facilitates lifelong learning. Therefore , it teaches students how to learn , to think critically , to do constructive research , and to access and integrate information in order to prepare them for continued personal and career growth. Community Service - The University believes that personal service is a primary goal of the educated person. Therefore , it encourages students to experience the responsibilities and rewards of serving the human and ecological community. | There's no doubt the University of Louisville attracts the best and the brightest young minds to its friendly , park - like campus in the heart of Kentucky's largest city. Since 2003 , 46 UofL students have won Fulbright awards , more than any other Kentucky university. This success is based in part on the fact that UofL faculty not only are some of the best in their fields , but that they take a personal interest in students and push them to do their best , too. Students at UofL are presented a wide range of study options - more than 170 fields in 11 schools and colleges - with many nationally ranked programs among them. UofL's location is also an asset , giving students many opportunities to apply the critical thinking skills they hone in the classroom to relevant , hands - on experiences in the community. UofL students benefit from superb facilities , including a library system ranked among the top 100 research libraries in North America and one of the nation's top clean rooms , where work in bioengineering , nanotechnology and other high - demand fields occurs. UofL is committed to building a nurturing and challenging intellectual climate , a respect for diversity and a genuine understanding of how diversity enriches a vibrant metropolitan research university. This includes international experience , too. One of the university's goals is to give every arts and sciences student the chance to study abroad at least once during his or her undergraduate career. The university is also one of the fastest - growing research institutions in the nation , yielding many milestone discoveries. Among other things , UofL faculty conducted the world's first successful implantation of a fully implantable artificial heart , developed the world's first effective cervical cancer vaccine and completed the nation's first successful hand transplant. Another factor that makes UofL stand out is community service. The university's curricular engagement , outreach and partnerships recently earned it a Carnegie Community Engagement ranking , a designation held by fewer than 200 institutions nationwide. In one year alone , UofL students , faculty and staff contributed more than $25.1 million to charitable organizations through volunteerism and direct donations. Among the university's many outreach programs is the Signature Partnership , working with community organizations and businesses to improve the social , cultural , educational , health care and economic development services in a historically underserved area of Louisville. UofL was environmentally minded long before "green" became a buzzword , co - founding the Partnership for a Green City several years ago with the city and public school system to team up on reducing waste , increasing energy efficiency and improving the health and education of area children. UofL is a major player in the downtown arts scene , too , helping bring fine arts programming to Louisville to create a more vibrant city center. The Cressman Center for the Visual Arts is just one result of this effort. It features a glass hot shop , coldworking , metal and woodworking studios and three galleries open daily to the public. But the greatest way in which UofL is making its mark is through the contributions its students make to society. They graduate to become valuable citizens such as current Republican Leader and U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell ; U.S. senator and recent presidential candidate Christopher Dodd ; Sirius / XM Radio personality Bob Edwards ; best - selling author Sue Grafton ; and Sharon Darling , founder and president of the National Center for Family Literacy. They truly help demonstrate that UofL's slogan "It's Happening Here" isn't just a marketing tagline - it's a way of life. | The University of Maine is a comprehensive public institution that is growing in international stature. It has academic and research programs in areas such as climate change , poetry and poetics , composite materials and forest bioproducts , along with an unwavering commitment to providing a first - class experience for every student. Since its establishment in 1865 , the University of Maine has served Maine and its people , offering academic programs that develop students with the necessary education and skills to live up to the state's motto , Dirigo , Latin for "I lead." From the late 19th century through today , University of Maine students , employees and graduates have been Maine's leaders in government , business , education and all other fields that have an impact on the lives of Maine's people. Beyond its role in providing high - quality , comprehensive postsecondary education to generations of people , UMaine has embraced its responsibility to extend its expertise and resources to benefit the state. Examples continue today through research in a wide range of relevant areas and through statewide outreach delivered by Cooperative Extension and other units. The boundaries of UMaine are the boundaries of the state. In 2009 , UMaine is a distinctive and vital institution , serving Maine as a modern land - grant university and sea - grant college while also playing a significant role in the national context of higher education. It is strong and dynamic , serving as the flagship university in the University of Maine System. UMaine offers the range of programs and services befitting a comprehensive university , on a human scale where people know and care about one another. UMaine leads the way in academic research , attracting the vast majority of all federal funding that comes to Maine's institutions of publish higher education. It is one of just 151 institutions ( eight percent ) nationwide to be classified by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching as a "Research University - High Research Activity" institution. As a by - product of research UMaine is developing new businesses. In fact , UMaine's efforts in this area have led UMaine to a top national ranking in the number of spin - off companies per investment in university research. The impact of UMaine on the state's economy is dramatic. In addition to the jobs created through its expertise and initiative , it has a total annual economic output of $698 million , adding $7.65 to the state's economy for every dollar of state investment. It is one of the state's largest employers and has a worldwide alumni network of 95 , 000. With 11.818 enrolled students , UMaine is the largest higher education institution in Maine. Most of those students live either on campus or in close proximity , making UMaine the largest residential college community in Maine. The home of Maine's only Division I athletic program , UMaine proudly holds two NCAA national championships in ice hockey. Black Bears excel in the classroom as well. In February , 258 student - athletes were honored for achieving grade point averages of 3.0 or better. Students come from Maine , 47 other states and 84 countries. UMaine offers the state's widest variety of academic programs and its College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is the largest liberal arts institution in Maine. With the only Phi Beta Kappa chapter at a Maine public institution , a thriving honors college and several other marks of distinction that affirm the quality of its educational program , UMaine maintains its focus on providing the kind of teaching and learning opportunities that develop graduates well - prepared to become leaders in businesses , institutions and communities. In all it does , the University of Maine strives to prepare students for life , work , citizenship and change , while helping Maine , the nation and the world advance knowledge and address pressing needs. | The University of Maine at Farmington offers the educational experiences typically found at selective private colleges to bright and ambitious students from Maine and beyond. Farmington is committed to the belief that a liberal education in a residential setting is the best preparation for careers and for citizenship. Because all Farmington graduates , including those who have studied in pre - professional programs , are liberally educated , they are creative problem solvers who have learned how to learn and how to work on complex challenges with people from a variety of backgrounds and fields. The University of Maine at Farmington offers baccalaureate programs of high quality in the arts and sciences , education , and human services. Its approach to education is based on the belief that students must have opportunities to form meaningful relationships with inspiring teachers. They must be challenged to be active citizens in a campus community that helps them find their own voices , teaches them the humility to seek wisdom from others , and prepares them for ongoing explorations of how knowledge can be put to use for the common good. Established in 1864 as Maine's first institution of public higher education , the University of Maine at Farmington is rooted in tradition but also values innovation. Because scholarship contributes to excellence in teaching and learning , it supports faculty , staff , and students in their scholarly and creative endeavors. As a public institution , Farmington values engagement with , and service to , the community. The University of Maine at Farmington takes pride in being an intellectual and cultural center for western Maine. In order to achieve this mission , Farmington focuses on baccalaureate education ; fosters collaborative , active learning in small classes ; limits its enrollment through selective admission ; invests in ongoing efforts to assess and improve teaching and learning ; provides financial aid and academic support to students who need assistance ; provides physical and technological accessibility ; seeks out and celebrates human diversity. The University of Maine at Farmington is located in the foothills of the Western Maine Mountains. It is convenient to the Saddleback , Sugarloaf , and Sunday River ski areas , the Appalachian Trail , the Kennebec and Androscoggin rivers , and a variety of lakes , streams and countryside that serves as a classroom as well as place to get away and enjoy nature. Over the years , the University of Maine at Farmington has earned a national reputation for excellence , gaining stature as one of the finest state - supported universities in the northeastern United States. It is one of just 20 colleges and universities across the nation featured in Student Success in College : Creating Conditions That Matter. The book identifies schools that serve as models of educational effectiveness. Student Success in College highlights 20 high - performing institutions that create a more supportive campus culture , where students are engaged , satisfied with their post - secondary experience , and are successful. Farmington is distinguished as a college that is alive with a steady stream of innovative ideas and initiatives. | The University of Maine at Fort Kent is a liberal arts based university offering quality baccalaureate and associate degree programs responding to the needs of northern Maine. The UMFK academic experience provides close interaction with faculty , small classes and the use of leading technology to prepare students for lifelong learning and success as professionals and engaged citizens of a democracy. Our curriculum emphasizes the special challenges of rural communities in America. The university preserves and fosters an appreciation of the Acadian and Franco - American heritage and culture while welcoming students of all ethnic and racial heritages. We celebrate our proximity to the wonder of Maine's wilderness and the joys of outdoor sports. UMFK contributes to the economic , social and cultural development of the St. John Valley and we believe that a diverse student body enriches the learning experience of all. | Recognized as America's Leadership University , the University of Mary envisions a learning community that prepares its graduates to become leaders through service. The University is committed to providing leadership experiences for every student to include competence mastery in their profession , decision making skills based on Benedictine values , and service to others as they prepare to lead in their professional , religious , civic , and global communities. | The University of Mary Hardin - Baylor prepares students for leadership , service , and faith - informed discernment in a global society. Academic excellence , personal attention , and broad - based scholarship distinguish this Christ - centered learning community. Chartered by the Republic of Texas in 1845 and affiliated with the Baptist General Convention of Texas , UMHB is one of the oldest and most reputable universities in Texas. Today , more than 2 , 700 students attend UMHB and enjoy small classes , with a student - to - faculty ratio of 14 : 1. UMHB offers 56 undergraduate majors / programs and 14 graduate programs. The beautiful 200 - acre campus is conveniently located in Belton off I - 35 between Dallas and San Antonio. | UMBC is a distinguished public research university that combines the traditions of the liberal arts academy , the creative intensity of the research university and the social responsibility of the public university. As an Honors University in Maryland , UMBC attracts outstanding undergraduate and graduate students who have access to professors working on the cutting edge of their disciplines. With recent national recognition for its diversity , affordability and student mentoring , UMBC has been cited as the # 1 up - and - coming "school to watch" and # 4 in undergraduate teaching at national universities. UMBC also has been recognized nationally for providing students with outstanding opportunities for undergraduate research and creative projects. The nationally acclaimed Meyerhoff Scholars science program and other outstanding scholars programs in public affairs , arts , humanities , education , and information systems contribute to a community of learners , while the many clubs , arts events , lectures and Division I sports create a lively campus. UMBC is well - known for its undergraduate research initiatives , including financial support for undergraduate research ; publication in the UMBC Review ; and opportunities to work alongside world - class faculty. With 12 , 000 students from more than 100 countries , the residential campus is in the heart of the nation's political center , 10 minutes from Baltimore and 30 minutes from Washington , DC. The location offers excellent access to cultural venues as well as internships in federal labs and the public and private sectors. UMBC graduates attend the nation's finest graduate and professional schools and are leaders in the arts , humanities , science , engineering , information technology , human services , and government both regionally and nationally | The University of Maryland , the State's flagship campus , is a comprehensive research university with a record of excellence in academics , arts , and athletics. We pride ourselves on the talent of our faculty , which includes three Nobel Prize winners and six Pulitzer Prize winners. Our stellar undergraduates have the choice of 127 different majors and 13 top - ranked living - learning programs. The programs span topics such as entrepreneurship , global climate change , international studies , media and the arts. Students also have opportunities to work with faculty on research in state - of - the - art facilities or intern in outstanding federal labs , think tanks , and government agencies. Our Federal Semester program allows students to study health , homeland security , Middle East or environmental policy creation and then intern in federal offices that create policy. Honors programs challenge the most talented students in small seminars with like - minded classmates. All of our classes are complemented by the rich cultural offerings in Washington , DC and Baltimore. The resources of several national institutions are nearby : The Library of Congress , the Smithsonian Institution , the National Archives , and the National Institutes of Health. Located on a beautiful 1 , 250 - acre campus 9 miles from the White House , the University boasts new research , arts , and sports complexes , and state - of - the art recreational facilities. With dozens of innovative environmental features , the campus has a thriving sustainability program , including its designation as the nation's "Greenest" campus for 2009 and as an arboretum and botanical garden with over 6 , 600 trees. Several research centers on climate change make the University a hub for activity around environmental research and activism. UM is top ranked as a public university for exceptional academics and affordability. Its financial aid programs work to maintain this affordability : One provides a zero - debt - at - graduation opportunity for students from poverty - level circumstances , while another caps the accumulated debt at graduation for seniors from moderate income families. | The University of Mary Washington , long a highly respected and sought after institution for pursuit of academic excellence in the liberal arts , has this year added new colleges of business and education to complement its existing college of arts and sciences. Solidly grounded in the liberal arts tradition , students in all three colleges have the opportunity to work directly with professors to achieve their academic and career goals. The UMW experience is based on a culture of honor , individual recognition , and dedication to community and global service , and the university places great value on diversity within its student body. An education at UMW , with multiple opportunities for student research and service learning , prepares graduates for outstanding careers or for entry into graduate school. A wide range of programs includes strong majors in political science and international affairs , English , biology , psychology , earth and environmental science , history , visual and performing arts , economics , and business. Other distinctive offerings include historic preservation , a concentration in creative writing , and one of the top debate programs in the country. With its classic Jeffersonian - inspired architecture , beautifully manicured central campus walk , spacious grounds , and residential dorms located amidst traditional lecture halls , UMW truly conveys the uniquely American college experience. At the same time , renovation of heritage dorms , classrooms , performance centers , and new construction of a 624 - bed residential community and 2 , 000 - seat convocation center provide students with superb facilities. The campus is centrally located halfway between Washington , D.C. and Richmond , Va. , making access to national monuments , museums , government facilities , and vibrant social scenes just a short trip away. These two capitals also serve as a rich resource for undergraduate student internships as well as a promising job market for graduates. Historic Fredericksburg , Va. , the university's host city , abounds with interesting shops , great restaurants , quaint bookstores and coffee shops , all typical of the college scene and within easy walking distance from campus. One of Virginia's newest and largest modern shopping and entertainment complexes also is nearby. The campus itself is brimming with activity throughout the school year. More than 100 student organizations and clubs not only provide opportunity for leadership but also are active in arranging events for the entire student body. Whether at the new "Underground" snack bar and coffee house , on the lush green at Ball Circle , or at spirit rock near Campus Center , there is always something going on. UMW Eagles teams regularly compete at the championship level in NCAA Division III , and there are numerous intramural and club sporting activities available for students to compete at all levels. Getting to and from the UMW campus and around the area is easy. The local commuter bus service , FRED , serves the campus and the surrounding area , the AMTRAK station is located just downtown , and international airports in Washington D.C. and Richmond connect the university with the rest of the world. UMW students are bright , multitalented , and involved. Accomplished professors provide individualized attention to their students , and the university environment is friendly and welcoming. | The University of Massachusetts Amherst combines the academic resources of a nationally ranked research university with the support and individualized attention usually reserved for a small college. Students come from every state and over 100 countries , making this New England campus a national and international center for intellectual and cultural activity. With over 85 majors , UMass Amherst offers its students a wide array of academic disciplines and nationally known programs of study , including the Bachelor's Degree with Individual Concentration ( BDIC ), which allows students to create their own major. ( If you are a legal resident of Connecticut , Maine , New Hampshire , Rhode Island or Vermont , and the major you want at UMass Amherst is not available at your public college , you may qualify for reduced tuition through the New England Regional Student Program. ) The outstanding full - time faculty of over 1 , 100 are the best in their fields and they take teaching seriously. Students complement their classroom work with internships , co - ops and research , working side - by - side their faculty. Students take what they learn in the classroom , and apply it in the studio , the lab , the concert hall and the field. With this intersection of learning and doing , students find their intellectual voice and independence. Commonwealth Honors College , the honors program , welcomes students who seek additional academic challenge and meet the requirements for acceptance. The extensive library system is the largest at any public institution in the Northeast , and offers students a state - of - the - art learning environment through the Learning Commons , a place that fosters academic collaboration and social interaction. Through the Five College Interchange , students enroll in classes at nearby Amherst , Hampshire , Mount Holyoke , and Smith Colleges at no extra charge. A fare - free bus system connects these five campuses , allowing students to participate in a wide array of social and cultural events. UMass Amherst first - year students participate in the Residential First Year Experience , choosing a living option based on themes and shared interests. Living and learning together , students take field trips , organize events and interact with faculty and staff. Other opportunities for personal development are found through the Center for Student Development , which brings together more than 200 clubs and organizations ; groups include community service organizations , student government , ethnic and cultural groups , religious and spiritual organizations , fraternity and sororities , student run businesses , media related groups , groups that grow from academic interests , and groups dedicated to athletics and recreation , socializing , arts and entertainment , and politics. UMass Amherst competes in NCAA Division I Intercollegiate Athletics. Students attend every home game free in regular season , and wear their Minutemen and Minutewomen maroon proudly. Any student who enjoys athletic competition can participate in an extensive intramural sports program which supports the athletic interests of 5 , 000 students. The new Recreation Center boasts 2 floors of weights and fitness areas , a 3 court gymnasium , jogging track and juice bar. Just off campus , the picturesque Town of Amherst offers scores of shops and restaurants from Mexican or Thai , to pizza , burgers and Indian. Appearing on the top ten lists for college towns , Amherst has a truly unusual combination of New England charm and international sophistication. Boston is less than two hours away , and New York City just three hours south. For outdoor enthusiasts , the mountains of Vermont are less than an hour away and offer skiing and hiking. Maybe you can't have it all , but the University of Massachusetts Amherst certainly comes close. Please see http :// www.umass.edu / admissions | Located on the Massachusetts south coast , only a short drive from Cape Cod , Providence and Boston , the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth has been ranked among the top northern public universities by U.S. News and World Report. The quality of life on the south coast of Massachusetts is rich with cultural attractions , beautifully preserved and restored historic districts , museums , live theatre and an excellent educational system. Recreational opportunities include boating , beaches , rivers , golf courses , camping grounds , beautiful state parks , waterfront parks and a new zoo. UMass Dartmouth offers a broad range of baccalaureate and graduate degrees vital to the economic , social and cultural well being of the region. It has an enrollment of over 9 , 000 students in over 40 undergraduate and 30 graduate programs ( including 7 at the Ph.D. level ) offered by the College of Arts and Sciences , the Charlton College of Business , the College of Engineering , the College of Nursing , the College of Visual and Performing Arts , the School of Education , Public Policy , & Civic Engagement , and the School for Marine Science and Technology. The main campus was designed by the eminent architect Paul Rudolf and is located on 710 acres in North Dartmouth. Other university sites include the Center for Marine Science and Technology on the waterfront in New Bedford , the Advanced Technology and Manufacturing Center in Fall River and the Star Store Center for the Arts in New Bedford. While retaining its commitment to excellence in undergraduate education , UMass Dartmouth has increased dramatically its research and outreach activities during the past ten years. R&D spending has increased from $2 million to over $20 million and the university has established centers in Policy Studies , Portuguese Studies & Culture , Marketing Research , Business Innovation Research Center , Center for University , School , and Community Partnership , Marine Science & Technology and Indic Studies to significantly expand its research and public service activities in ways that meet regional needs but have global impact. | UMass Lowell , a comprehensive university with special expertise in applied science and technology , is deeply committed to educating students for lifelong success and conducting research and outreach activities that bring value to the region. Second largest of the UMass campuses , Lowell currently offers its nearly 12 , 000 undergraduate and graduate students nearly 90 different degree programs in the colleges of Arts and Sciences , Engineering , Health & Environment , and Management , as well as the Graduate School of Education. | A private research university with more than 15 , 000 students from around the world , the University of Miami is a vibrant and diverse academic community focused on teaching and learning , the discovery of new knowledge , and service to the South Florida region and beyond. Established in 1925 during the region???s famous real estate boom , UM is a major research university , engaged in more than $326 million in research and sponsored program expenditures a year. While the majority of this work is housed at the Miller School of Medicine , investigators conduct dozens of studies in other areas , including marine science , engineering , education , and psychology.Led by President Donna E. Shalala , the University is comprised of 12 schools and colleges serving undergraduate and graduate students in more than 180 majors and programs. In 2009 , U.S.News & World Report recognized UM among the top - tier of national universities , ranking it No. 50 in its listings of ???America???s Best Colleges ; it also cited several of its programs in ???America???s Best Graduate Schools.??? | The mission of the University of Michigan is to serve the people of Michigan and the world through preeminence in creating , communicating , preserving and applying knowledge , art , and academic values , and in developing leaders and citizens who will challenge the present and enrich the future. Students have the opportunity to work with world - renown faculty. There are literally hundreds of clubs , groups , and organizations covering a variety of social , cultural , and academic interests. The University abuts the city of Ann Arbor , which has its own thriving social and cultural identity. There is literally something for everyone here. | The University of Michigan - Dearborn is an interactive , student - centered institution committed to excellence in teaching and learning. We offer undergraduate , graduate , and professional education to a diverse , highly motivated , and talented student body. Our programs are responsive to the changing needs of society ; relevant to the goals of our students and community partners ; rich in opportunities for independent and collaborative study , research , and practical application ; and reflective of the traditions of excellence , innovation , and leadership that distinguish the University of Michigan. We strive to be the institution of choice in southeastern Michigan for individuals and organizations that value accessibility , flexibility , affordability , diversity , and preeminence in education. | UM - Flint is part of the world - renown University of Michigan system. A comprehensive university with the intimacy of a small college , UM - Flint offers over 100 undergraduate majors and concentrations and over 25 graduate areas and concetration for advacned studies. Class sizes are small with a 14 to 1 student / faculty ratio.According to a 2008 Student Satisfaction Survey , the overall level of satisfaction at UM - Flint is significantly higher than the national average satisfaction level for other 4 - year public universities in the United States. At UM - Flint , the student is the center of the universe. | The nationally recognized University of Minnesota , Crookston is a career - oriented , applied - learning , technology - driven university. It is a coordinate campus of the University of Minnesota system with an enrollment of 1 , 310 degree - seeking students ( fall 2009 ) . The campus provides access to the prestigious University of Minnesota in a scenic , close - knit campus setting. It delivers world - renowned teaching , research , and outreach as a regional hub in northwestern Minnesota for undergraduate education leading to a University of Minnesota diploma. Today , the Crookston campus delivers more than 25 applied - science undergraduate degree programs and 50 concentrations in four academic areas : agriculture and natural resources ; arts , humanities and social sciences ; business ; math , science and technology. New and unique degree programs include aviation , bio - fuels and renewable energy technology , biology , criminal justice , equine science , marketing , organizational psychology , software engineering , and urban forestry. The U of M , Crookston has a proven record of accomplishment of infusing technology and innovation throughout the curriculum to enhance student learning and the exchange of ideas. All students and faculty are equipped with laptop computers to expand the educational experience beyond the classroom. University technology projects and a distinctive mobile computing environment give students an edge in today's global marketplace. Students get 24 / 7 access to the Web , and Wi - Fi is virtually everywhere on campus. Employer focus groups consistently indicate that industry representatives recognize the high level of competency of graduates with regard to understanding , utilizing , and implementing technology in the workplace. Continuing its leadership in technology initiatives , the Crookston campus remains the only U of M campus to deliver fully accredited undergraduate degrees online. Currently six online degrees are offered entirely online : business management , marketing , applied studies , applied health , manufacturing management , and quality management. The campus also offers many additional courses for online degree completion. Internships are required in all degree programs , and service - learning opportunities are built into the curriculum. An impressive 98% of graduates gain employment or admission into graduate school within one year of graduation. Through one - on - one interaction , faculty and staff personally invest in the success of each student. More than 50 percent of faculty members are involved in service - learning projects and students learn the material , apply it in the field , and use it for life. Small class sizes with a student / faculty ratio of 17 : 1 ensure that students receive the individual attention needed for success as well as the opportunity to participate in research projects and put academic theory into practice. Students can also participate in designing and conducting research through campus - funded projects and system - wide programs. Instruction is provided by credentialed faculty in an environment conducive to faculty - student interaction with an approach that encourages hands - on learning. The Crookston campus is quite diverse for a college its size as 11% of the student body are students of color and an additional 7.5% are international students. Over 30% of students are from out of state , representing 40 states and 25 countries. This blend of students allows for a wide diversity of cultural perspectives and provides opportunities for global exchange of ideas and curriculum enhancement. Two new state - of - the - moment residence halls offer students modern , apartment - style living and wireless Internet access as well as distinctive mentor - in - residence programming. Professional development and leadership opportunities for students abound on campus , with more than 40 student clubs and organizations that plan and hold events and activities. | The University of Minnesota Duluth is a medium - sized , comprehensive university whose liberal arts foundation anchors a variety of traditional undergraduate and masters degree programs. As a university community in which knowledge is sought as well as taught , its faculty recognize the importance of scholarship and service , the intrinsic value of research , and the significance of a primary commitment to quality teaching. A focus on undergraduate research provides undergraduate students with one - on - one experiences with faculty who are active in research / creative activity. Community outreach centers include the Freshwater Research and Policy Institute , the Natural Resources Research Institute , and the Center for Economic Development. | A University of Minnesota Morris degree garners respect , because the campus is known for attracting students who are serious about learning. Young people come to Morris with an exceptional amount of innate curiosity ; our liberal arts experience provides them with the discipline and encouragement to become adept , agile thinkers. As a result , Morris alumni excel in the nation???s most competitive graduate programs and are at ease in professions where many different kinds of knowledge converge. | The University of Minnesota , founded in the belief that all people are enriched by understanding , is dedicated to the advancement of learning and the search for truth ; to the sharing of this knowledge through education for a diverse community ; and to the application of this knowledge to the benefit of the state , the nation and the world. The University's mission , carried out on multiple campuses and throughout the state , is threefold. Generate and preserve knowledge , understanding , and creativity by conducting high - quality research , scholarship , and artistic activity that benefit students , scholars , and communities across the state , the nation , and the world. Share that knowledge , understanding , and creativity by providing a broad range of educational programs in a strong and diverse community of learners and teachers , and prepare graduate , professional , and undergraduate students , as well as non - degree seeking students interested in continuing education and lifelong learning , for active roles in a multiracial and multicultural world. Extend , apply , and exchange knowledge between the University and society by applying scholarly expertise to community problems , by helping organizations and individuals respond to their changing environments , and by making the knowledge and resources created and preserved at the University accessible to the citizens of the state , the nation , and the world. In all its activities , the University strives to sustain an open exchange of ideas in an environment that embodies the values of academic freedom , responsibility , integrity , and cooperation ; that provides an atmosphere of mutual respect , free from racism , sexism , and other forms of prejudice and intolerance ; that assists individuals , institutions , and communities in responding to a continuously changing world ; that is conscious of and responsive to the needs of the many communities it is committed to serving ; that creates and supports the partnerships with the University , with other educational systems and institutions , and with communities to achieve common goals ; and that inspires , sets high expectations for , and empowers the individuals within its community. | Founded in 1848 , The University of Mississippi is a public , comprehensive , research institution that offers what many have called the ideal educational experience. With just under 14 , 500 students on our beautifully landscaped Oxford campus ( over 18 , 000 including our Medical Center in Jackson and other locations ), the university brings together the best that a public university offers while still providing the qualities most often found at expensive private colleges. Professors teach students in small classes that often average 40 or less. More importantly , we have an impressive track record of success in student outcomes. In the past seven years , 100 percent of the graduates of our accountancy and pharmacy graduate programs landed jobs ; undergraduates were accepted to medical school at a rate nearly twice the national average ; and 93 percent of graduating students ranked their educational experience as excellent or good. Our research programs in acoustics , atmospheric physics , health care , remote sensing , Southern studies , space law and pharmaceutical sciences are not only renowned internationally but also delivering real - world solutions to problems faced by our state , nation and world. Our Croft Institute for International Studies , Lott Leadership Institute and Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College are unsurpassed at even the Ivy League schools. On the Oxford campus , the University offers more than 100 majors in the College of Liberal Arts and professional schools of Accountancy , Applied Sciences , Business , Education , Engineering , Journalism , Pharmacy and Law. The Academic Support Center helps students without declared majors and supports students in health professions programs and pre - professional tracks. Outside the classroom , students can choose to get involved in more than 250 student organizations , including service , student government , honorary , professional , Greek , religious , visual and performing arts , political , special interest and international. They attend lectures by renowned speakers and enjoy world - class musical and theatrical performances at the Ford Center for the Performing Arts. Students also run a daily newspaper , radio and TV station , and they like to participate in sports and recreation. Offerings include a fitness center and classes , natatorium , intramurals and sports clubs , newly renovated golf course and a 10 - acre outdoor sports complex with zip lining and wall climbing. They also go on skiing , hiking , rafting and other adventure trips sponsored by Ole Miss Outdoors. Health services , physical therapy , counseling services and around - the - clock crisis services are available to students , and for off - campus entertainment , the downtown Oxford Square is a popular destination for shopping , dining and live music. The University of Mississippi ranks among the safest college campuses in the nation. It is ranked No. 9 on a list of America's safest college campuses published by dailybeast.com , a nonpartisan news aggregation Web site. The site based the rankings on an analysis of crime statistics submitted to the U.S. Department of Education by 4 , 000 four - year colleges and universities with more than 6 , 000 students. UM also was ranked by StateUniversity.com as the safest Southeastern Conference campus. StateUniversity.com compared crime statistics for more than 450 colleges and universities nationwide. These rankings reflect open communication between the University Police Department and local law enforcement agencies , as well as such programs as Adopt - a - Cop , where UPD officers serve as liaisons with various student organizations , Rebel Patrol , which provides on - campus escorts for anyone concerned about walking alone on campus , and ???Code Blue??? phones , which put students in immediate contact with police for assistance with any emergency. | Founded in 1839 as the first public university west of the Mississippi River , the University of Missouri in Columbia is a member of the nation???s most prestigious group of 60 U.S. public and private institutions : the Association of American Universities. Today MU is a $1.82 billion enterprise with more than 31 , 000 students and 250 , 000 alumni worldwide. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching classifies MU among American universities that provide the most educational opportunities and the highest level of instruction. MU offers 285 degree programs through 19 colleges and schools and has the largest research operation of any public university in Missouri. In fact , the National Science Foundation has recognized Mizzou as one of the top 10 universities in the country for integrating research into undergraduate education ; MU offers undergraduate research to some students as early as their freshman year. Home to the world???s first School of Journalism , Mizzou offers many strong , unique programs on its 1 , 372 - acre campus. Some in the sciences are taught in collaboration with MU???s medical school , and humanities classes include such areas as music composition and creative writing where students frequently win national awards. One of only six public universities nationwide with medicine , veterinary medicine and law on one campus , MU also has great strengths in agriculture , engineering and the basic sciences. Five competitive areas are especially strong and growing at Mizzou : Food for the Future , Media of the Future , the Convergence of Human and Animal Health , Sustainable Energy , and Understanding and Managing Disruptive and Transformational Technologies. Nearly 30 percent of MU students come from another state or another country , and a strong international community thrives in Columbia. At the same time , Mizzou has a growing Study Abroad program , with nearly 400 programs in more than 60 countries. Twenty - one percent of graduating seniors earn credit abroad. Well - known nationally for its campus writing program and learning communities , MU offers students unmatched real - world experiences such as managing a bed and breakfast , operating a floral shop , designing a solar home , preparing income taxes for families , representing domestic violence victims in court ; providing health care , working at the country???s only university - owned TV network affiliate , performing at Carnegie Hall and co - writing scientific journal articles. Another major asset is the Mizzou Botanic Garden , which covers the entire campus landscape with 42 , 000 plants and trees. Faculty from 10 academic programs use the garden as an outdoor laboratory. Service learning also is important at Mizzou. The Service Learning Center integrates service to others into students??? academic experiences through collaborative partnerships on campus and throughout the community. A member of the Big 12 Conference , Mizzou features a division I - A athletic program , where student - athletes in 20 sports compete at the highest level. National media consistently list Columbia , Mo. , among the top U.S. cities for its excellent quality of life. | The University of Mobile exists to change the world through its students who are prepared academically , responsible socially , and developing spiritually. Thus , the intent of the University is reflected in the phrase : "changing lives to change the world." | Top rated for combining academic quality and outdoor recreation , The University of Montana boasts one of the most scenic campuses in America. A number of unique programs combine academics with experiential learning in the surrounding outdoors. Ranking seventeenth in the nation , and fifth among public universities in producing Rhodes Scholars , UM also boasts eight Pulitzer Prize winners and several Truman and Goldwater Scholars. It has been named the top university for Udall Scholars , receiving the most in 2005 and the most since the award's 1996 inception. CPA candidates continue to achieve among the highest first - time pass rates. Seventy - eight percent of all UM pre - med students are admitted to various medical schools ( well above the national average of 40 percent ) . UM boasts a number of unique programs : Radio - TV's student documentary program ; the Entertainment Management Program , addressing the business of entertainment and event management ; and Wilderness and Civilization ( campus courses and wilderness fieldwork ), among others. UM Journalism students have established the first student chapter of the Native American Journalists Association. UM was honored among 81 "Colleges with a Conscience" and ranks sixth in the nation in producing Peace Corps volunteers. Two NASA Earth Observing System satellites currently monitor the planet with software designed at UM. The UM ROTC program has been ranked ninth ( out of 271 ) in the nation. Sports Illustrated ranked UM in its top twenty - five best college sports towns ( UM was the only I - AA Football school on the list ) . Monte , UM's mascot , was the 2004 and 2002 Capital One National Mascot. The Grizzly football team has reached the NCAA Division I - AA national playoffs seventeen consecutive years and been to the national championship seven times , winning it in 1995 and 2001. Street & Smith's magazine , the bible of college hoops , named the women's Lady Griz basketball program seventh among the all - time best women's basketball programs in the country ( its sixteen regular season conference championships and fifteen conference tournament titles rank second in the nation ) . UM ecologist and forestry professor Steve Running , one of the nation's foremost experts on climate change , was a co - recipient of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Al Gore and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ), of which Running is a member. | The University of Montana Western provides innovative interdisciplinary education through experiential learning that combines theory and practice called Experience One. In Experience One students take only one class at a time , for three hours each day for 18 days. In between they enjoy a four day break to relax and recharge. Students then move on to the next class. Montana Western serves citizens of all ages with its academic , community - service , and lifelong - learning programs. | The University's mission , unique in higher education in Alabama , is "to provide students from throughout the state an affordable , geographically accessible , 'small college' public higher educational experience of high quality , with a strong emphasis on undergraduate liberal studies and with professional programs supported by a broad base of arts and sciences , designed for their intellectual and personal growth in the pursuit of meaningful employment and responsible , informed citizenship." | From the friendly "hello" that greets passersby on campus to the individualized teaching approach from highly qualified professors , it doesn't take long to realize that Mount Union takes the personal approach with its students. Mount Union aims to "prepare students for meaningful work , fulfilling lives and responsible citizenship , " and the personal attention our students receive helps us to fulfill this mission. The University features a student body of more than 2 , 200 students and a 14 : 1 student - faculty ratio. Students also benefit from an academic advisor throughout their four years , and professors , staff , and alumni are instrumental in helping place students in jobs after graduation. | The University of Nebraska at Kearney is a public , residential university that is committed to be one of the nation's premier undergraduate institutions with excellent graduate education , research and public service. The University of Nebraska at Kearney will achieve national distinction for a high quality , multidimensional learning environment , engagement with community and public interests , and preparation of students to lead responsible and productive lives in a democratic , multicultural society. Key to such improvement will be : clear focus on mission imperatives , fidelity to historic core values , and continuous and rigorous self - appraisal or assessment of outcomes. | Chartered in 1869 , the University of Nebraska - Lincoln in one institution combines the state's land - grant and state university ( member of Association of American Universities ) . In the university's early days , renowned educator and administrator Charles Bessey wrote the language for the Hatch Act which on a national scale helped define land - grant and extension services missions , and firmly placed Nebraska among universities whose mission is to do 'practical' research and outreach. But Nebraska also maintains a solid mission for teaching and for research in the arts and sciences , pointing us toward the traditional AAU philosophy. The University of Nebraska - Lincoln is the state's comprehensive research university. | Academic , research and community service programs respond to Omaha's metropolitan setting by giving students a chance to apply knowledge as they learn. Students choose from more than 200 nationally - ranked and accredited baccalaureate , master's and doctoral programs. Student learning communities , service learning , internships , faculty mentoring , student leadership organizations , study abroad , national championship athletics , and corporate and non - profit agency partnerships add up to extraordinary opportunities for students.Students from all walks of life come to UNO. Over 100 countries are represented adding diversity to the campus culture. Student organizations and activities encourage development of talents and interests. In addition to academic and co - curricular experiences , UNO's home in Omaha - Nebraska's largest city - means top entertainment , arts events , and other attractions. Employment opportunities are diverse in business and non - profit organizations. New campus building and additions include Mammel Hall College of Business Administration and Health , Physical Education and Recreation additions including a Biomechanics Lab , exercise and physiological labs , expanded recreation facilities , and new fitness equipment. The Thompson Learning Community provides increased full scholarship opportunities for Nebraska students. The Council for Aid to Education in New York reports that UNO does the best job among 176 colleges and universities ( 2008 ) in improving students intellectual abilities from the freshmen year to the senior year when measured by the Collegiate Learning Assessment. | The University of Nevada , Reno is is the state's flagship , land - grant research institutions , featuring a picturesque 255 - acre campus in one of the fastest - growing states. Its many attributes include : its leadership of the University Studies Abroad Consortium , 29 institutions with students pursuing academic programs in 21 countries ; its Quadrangle , a "Jeffersonian academic village" on the National Register of Historic Places ; a journalism school producing six Pulitzer Prize winners ; its medical education and scientific specialties including health , hydrology and seismic studies ; and its acclaimed and conscientious faculty who create a rich intellectual environment at reasonable cost for each student as UNR is one of the nation's most affordable research universities. UNR is also home to the Davidson Academy , the only public school for profoundly gifted students in the nation. | The mission of the University of New England is to educate men and women to advance the quality of human life and the environment. The College of Osteopathic Medicine is Maine's only medical school and New England's only osteopathic medical school. The College of Health Professions is organized around an innovative model for integrated , interdisciplinary health care education. UNE educates more Maine students in the health professions than any other college or university. The College of Arts and Sciences features a unique Marine Science Center that combines education , research and marine animal rehabilitation in one facility. | The University of New Hampshire is a public university that combines the look and feel of a classic , New England Liberal Arts College with the breadth and opportunity of a major research university. The university offers 2000 courses in over 100 majors taught by internationally recognized faculty dedicated to undergraduate teaching. Special programs include a particularly strong undergraduate research program , honors program , and a wide range of opportunities for internships , study abroad , and national exchange experiences. It is also home to a thriving art scene including theatre , dance , music and the visual arts. UNH has abundant extracurricular opportunities for students , including 181 student organizations ranging from the Outing and Energy Clubs to Political Action groups. There are dozens of club and intramural sports and fitness centers as well as 18 Division 1 intercollegiate teams. There are many residential options from theme halls , small halls housing 45 students , to large buildings of 600.UNH has an ideal location , nestled as it is in a small town , minutes away from the New Hampshire seacoast and an hour's drive from Boston , Portland , and the White Mountains. | The University of New Haven ( UNH ) is the university for students seeking quality education in liberal arts or for professionally oriented careers. We combine hands - on learning and a focused curriculum with a solid foundation in liberal arts and sciences. We bring practice into the classroom and the classroom into the workplace. We are committed to small classes and to tailoring coursework to everyday life in the selected field of study. Internships , special events , service learning and experiential learning enhance the UNH experience. Our most popular programs are : Forensic Science , Criminal Justice , Music and Sound Recording , Music Industry , Management of Sports Industries , Engineering , Fire Science , Dental Hygiene , and the Biological Sciences. In addition to academics , UNH recognizes the importance of providing a well - rounded college experience. With an exceptionally safe campus , UNH provides over 60 on - campus student organizations. UNH sponsors many university - wide activities too , including concerts with bands such as Lifehouse , Kat Deluna , and Red Jumpsuit Apparatus , all three of whom performed on campus in the past. The university also offers shuttles to go shopping , to the beach , and to downtown New Haven , as well as trips and activities to NYC , Boston , tubing down the Farmington River , and more. | You'll feel it the moment you step on campus -- a sense of tradition , a sense of community , a sense of value. State - of - the - art computer technology , science and nursing labs , extensive athletic facilities , a 330 , 000 volume library , and a selection of 93 undergraduate majors from four colleges along with reasonable tuition costs are what make UNA an institution that offers a quality education at an affordable price. UNA provides a link to lifetime leadership , a fun - filled learning experience , challenging opportunities in a variety of activities , and the best in educational experiences for the career challenges of tomorrow. | UNC Asheville , one of the nation's top public liberal arts universities , combines rigorous academics with practical experience from internships , service learning and study abroad for a holistic educational experience. Small class size , award - winning faculty and a nationally acclaimed undergraduate research program foster student innovation and recognition. A unique degree program in Health and Wellness Promotion augments recreation programs and Division I athletics. Our campus is located in the vibrant city of Asheville , a noted center for the arts , music , festivals and outdoor recreation. | Since its establishment as the nation's first public university in 1789 , the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has earned a reputation as one of the best universities in the world. Our unique school spirit has been forged through more than two centuries of academic excellence , public service , and athletic , professional , and personal achievement. Often called a "public ivy , " Carolina is known best for : One of the strongest and most diverse student bodies in the nation -- a community , composed of students from every state and more than 100 countries , that has produced more Rhodes Scholars over the last 25 years than any other public university and the ninth most overall. Academic opportunities that will prepare students to change the world -- innovative programs not found anywhere else , such as our respected and inclusive Honors Program , and opportunities to contribute to ground - breaking research and study abroad in more than 70 countries. "Best value" in the nation among public universities by Kiplinger's Personal Finance nine consecutive times -- outstanding merit - based scholarships , such as the Morehead - Cain , Pogue , and Robertson , as well as a need - based aid program that that meets full need and enables qualified low - income students to graduate debt - free through the Carolina Covenant. One beautiful campus -- a classic university setting within the dynamic town of Chapel Hill , where friendly classmates , exciting events , and state - of - the - art resources are only a short walk away. | UNC Charlotte is a dynamic research university committed to high quality graduate and undergraduate education. The University has recently opened a number of new academic buildings with state of the art classrooms and laboratories on the beautiful , wooded 1000 - acre campus located in dynamic Charlotte. A wide array of bachelor's , master's , and doctoral degrees are offered in the College of Arts and Sciences and six professional colleges --- Arts and Architecture , Business , Computing and Informatics , Education , Engineering , and Health and Human Services. UNC Charlotte is renowned for business - university partnerships engaged in applied research in exciting fields such as optoelectronics , precision engineering , and information technology , involving undergraduate and graduate students in cutting - edge real - world research. | The University of North Carolina at Greensboro is . . . A learner - centered , accessible , and inclusive community fostering intellectual inquiry to prepare students for meaningful lives and engaged citizenship ; A research university where collaborative scholarship and creative activity enhance quality of life across the lifespan ; A source of innovation and leadership meeting social , economic , and environmental challenges in the Piedmont Triad , North Carolina , and beyond ; and A global university integrating intercultural and international experiences and perspectives into learning , discovery , and service. | According to the school , the University of North Carolina Wilmington is unique among public comprehensive universities because it offers effective learning environments for undergraduates that integrate teaching and mentoring with research and service at a level that rivals exclusive research institutions of similar size. Students consistently praise the quality of interactions with UNCW's world - class faculty and express strong satisfaction with their overall educational experience. UNCW's strength in the natural sciences , especially biological sciences , chemistry , geological sciences and other disciplines that form the core of our internationally respected niche in marine science , is the result of decades of intentional focus and investment and our coastal environment is ideal for hands - on research. In the arts and literature , UNCW's high profile programs are film studies and creative writing. The Department of Film Studies takes advantage UNCW's location in Wilmington , N.C. , the home of Screen Gems Studios , the largest full - service motion picture facility in the United States east of California. The department has evolved from a few film - related courses in various departments to one of the most popular majors on campus. The Master of Fine Arts in creative writing was designated one of the top 50 creative writing programs in the nation in the Nov. / Dec. 2009 issue of Poets & Writers Magazine. One of the top publications in the profession , Poets & Writers ranks UNCW's program fifth in creative nonfiction. Degree programs in the School of Nursing , Watson School of Education and Cameron School of Business are designed specifically to serve professional workforce needs in the region. The College of Arts and Sciences stresses applied learning experiences across the liberal arts disciplines to prepare its students to bridge the gap between the classroom and the complex problems of 21st century communities. Due to its location near the large military installations of Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune and New River Air Station in Jacksonville , NC , UNCW is focused on providing access to higher education and ongoing support to retired and active duty military personnel and their dependents. The university's efforts to integrate military - affiliated students into campus life have been cited as a model at the state and national level. UNCW's commitment to veteran students recently earned it a top spot on GI Jobs magazine's ranking of the national most military friendly colleges and universities. UNCW also has an institutional commitment to instill in its students a strong sense of civic responsibility and volunteerism. More than 4 , 700 students contributed more than 51 , 000 hours to volunteer and service learning projects in 2009. The economic value of that community service exceeds $1 million. Also for 2009 , the university was recognized by the Peace Corps as one of the top 25 medium - sized schools in the nation for producing Peace Corps volunteers. | What do students and alumni say about UND? Here???s just a sample : ???Great professors. Top - notch classes. Beautiful campus. A sense of family. Classic college town. Lots of majors. Grads get good jobs. Lifelong friends.??? UND enrolls 12 , 748 students from every state and more than 50 nations , and offers 202 fields of study , including bachelor???s , master???s , doctoral , law , and medical degrees , as well as the MBA. Known for its programs in medicine , aerospace , nursing , engineering , business , the arts , and more , remains true to its 1883 original vision as a university with a strong liberal arts foundation surrounded by professional and specialized programs. Globally respected faculty create a well - rounded , balanced education that fosters superior critical thinking and communication skills. It is located in Grand Forks , a classic college town of 50 , 000 , just hours from Minneapolis and Winnipeg. Community UND???s student - centered approach helps students succeed , with top - notch faculty , advisors , and student services. You can join one of nearly 300 student organizations , take part in service - oriented learning and internships , study abroad , conduct research with professors , and enjoy living and learning. One of the best Wellness Centers ( http :// wellness.und.edu / ) in the nation , Division I athletics ( http :// www.fightingsioux.com / ), including the finest collegiate hockey venue in the nation , and lots of activities help students stay engaged and active. Students take part in projects that have ranged from building a spacesuit prototype , a hydrogen - powered car , write and produce a magazine , and AgCam , which has been launched on the International Space Station. | The University of Northern Iowa is founded on a strong liberal arts curriculum and dedicated to providing a world - class university education for students in a personalized learning environment. UNI is committed to being an intellectually and culturally diverse community and offers affordable access to high quality undergraduate and selected graduate programs. With a student / faculty ratio of 16 : 1 ; academic programs , cooperative education , internships and international opportunities engage students in challenging learning experiences that encourage growth and enable timely academic progress. University facilities include a world - class wellness recreation center and a new performing arts center that enhance the quality of student life. | The University of North Florida fosters the intellectual and cultural growth and civic awareness of its students , preparing them to make significant contributions to their communities in the region and beyond. At UNF , students and faculty engage together and individually in the discovery and application of knowledge. UNF faculty and staff maintain an unreserved commitment to student success within a diverse , supportive campus culture. | Notre Dame offers undergraduate students an educational experience that is second to none in quality and , at the same time , distinctly Catholic. Faith informs learning at Notre Dame , and the University's students are urged to turn their learning to the service of others. The community life of the highly residential campus is distinctive , but Notre Dame also ranks sixth in the percentage of its students who study abroad. Its graduation rate is among the top 5 in the country and its alumni are celebrated for their loyalty. | The University of Oklahoma is truly an extraordinary institution , known for its academic excellence and strong sense of community. Attracting top students from across the nation and more than 100 countries around the world , OU provides a major university experience in a private college atmosphere. OU is number one in the nation in the number of National Merit Scholars enrolled per capita among public universities. The OU Honors College is one of the largest honors programs among public universities in the United States , matching the University's best and brightest students with faculty in classrooms of 19 or fewer students. OU is one of the few public universities in the nation to cap the class size of first - year English composition courses at no more than 19. The University is first in the Big 12 and at the top in the nation in international exchange agreements with countries around the world with 174 student exchange agreements with universities in 66 countries. The number of endowed faculty positions has grown more than five - fold since 1994 , increasing from less than 100 to 539 today , helping to retain and attract talented faculty members. Just one year after launching a five - year Campaign for Scholarship endowments , we reached our goal of raising $50 million , allowing the university to award hundreds of new scholarships and ensuring that OU will remain affordable and keep open the door of opportunity for all qualified students. Because the need for scholarships remains high , the campaign goal was increased to $100 million to be raised by September 2009. During the past decade , research expenditures have more than doubled at OU. OU ended fiscal year 2008 with total research expenditures of more than $275 million. Since 1995 , almost $1.5 billion in construction projects have been completed , are under way or are forthcoming on OU's three campuses. OU is extraordinary , too , because of its excellent programs and resources. OU's two public museums , the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art and the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History , rank among the top university - based museums in the country. OU's Bizzell Memorial Library features the largest history of science collection in the world , and is the only place in the United States where you can hold a book with Galileo's handwriting in your own hands. There is a true sense of family on the OU campus. Serving as a model for other public universities , OU established the Faculty - In - Residence program which places faculty members and their families in each of our residence halls to foster faculty and student interaction and encourage intergenerational friendships. Further , a different professor adopts each floor of the residence halls as well as each fraternity and sorority , allowing students and faculty to build relationships outside of the classroom. | One of only 62 institutions in the prestigious Association of American Universities , the University of Oregon is the flagship institution of the Oregon University System. Academic quality is the cornerstone of the University of Oregon's identity as a public research university. Beginning in their freshman year , students take courses from faculty who are leaders in their respective fields , have opportunities to be involved in cutting - edge research in every academic discipline , and work alongside prominent scholars , assisting with their work as well as conducting original research of their own. Freshmen have the option to enroll in over 50 different Freshman Interest Groups , special course groupings in which small groups of first - year students take two core courses that are connected through a third seminar course. In addition , Freshman Seminar classes allow students to explore topics in - depth with some of Oregon's most prominent faculty members. Highly motivated students find opportunities for intellectual challenge in the Robert Clark Honors College , the Society of College Scholars within the College of Arts and Sciences , or Research and Honors programs within individual departments. Distinctive opportunities include the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center and the Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship within the Lundquist College of Business ; the Green Chemistry Laboratory and the Alice C. Tyler Instrumentation Center , the first green chemistry facilities of their kind in the nation ; the Lorry I. Lokey Laboratories building that is encased in bedrock nineteen feet below the ground , providing an optimal setting for nanoscience research ; extensive opportunities for overseas study and internships ; and Future Music Oregon , a center in the School of Music that explores sound and its composition through the innovative use of computers and new technologies. At the University of Oregon , more than 22 , 000 men and women study in idyllic , lush settings in the heart of the rugged Pacific Northwest where the dramatic Oregon coast is an hour's drive to the west , and the Cascade Mountains are an hour to the east , allowing easy access to both winter and summer sports and activities. The university's mid - range size gives it the ambience of a smaller institution , but with the benefit of the resources of a major research institution. The University of Oregon's 295 - acre main campus is located in Eugene , nationally recognized as one of America's most livable cities , as well as one of its best college towns. The university is a community of scholars dedicated to the highest standards of academic inquiry , learning , and service who recognize that knowledge is the fundamental wealth of civilization. Students come to Oregon because they find faculty and fellow students who share their belief that education should inspire and prepare people to make a difference in the world. The University of Oregon is a unique institution that will challenge students to change the world by giving them the skills and knowledge to question critically , think logically , communicate clearly , act creatively , and live ethically. | Inspired by the intellectual audacity and educational ideals of our founder , Benjamin Franklin , the University of Pennsylvania ( Penn ) offers a compelling mixture of world - class liberal arts coursework and pre - professional education. Students apply to one of four undergraduate schools --- Arts and Sciences , Nursing , Engineering and Applied Science , or Wharton. Penn also offers an array of exciting interdisciplinary programs and courses which leverage the resources of different departments or schools , such as the Fisher Program in Management and Technology , the Huntsman Program in International Studies and Business , and the Vagelos Program in Life Sciences and Management. Students are strongly encouraged to engage the world beyond Penn , both locally and globally. Civic House provides a "hub" for students interested in all kinds of community service while the Center for Community Partnerships coordinates over 150 Academically Based Community Service courses each term which link theory and practice through activities that make a significant difference in West Philadelphia and the City. Opportunities for global engagement include Penn Abroad , through which more than 600 Penn undergraduates each year spend a semester or longer abroad , more than any other Ivy League school. Nearly 15% of our undergraduates come to Penn from other countries , providing a linguistically and culturally diverse environment. As one of the world's premier research universities , Penn offers students the opportunity to learn by participating in the hands - on creation of new knowledge. The Center for Undergraduate Research , the Kelly Writers House , the Weiss Tech House , and the Penn Museum are places that connect undergraduates to leading researchers at Penn and to the cutting - edge ideas of its laboratories and seminar rooms. The academic experience at Penn is integrated with social and extra - curricular life. Almost all first - year students reside within the eleven College Houses at Penn , which link intellectual and social experiences through close contact with faculty - in - residence and student resident assistants. Penn has over 300 student groups ranging from political action to performing arts to sports clubs to student publications offering all students opportunities to pursue a wide - range of interests. Such opportunities extend beyond campus to the City of Philadelphia where students can experience the rich cultural , athletic , social , and political life of America's most historic city. Today Ben Franklin would marvel at the intellectual and social excitement of the diverse and dynamic institution he founded. | The University of Pittsburgh is a member of the Association of American Universities , an organization comprising the leading research universities in North America. The University is home to the internationally renowned University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Pitt offers outstanding academic options , including : undergraduate research , the University Honors College , and a wide range of degree programs across its 16 Pittsburgh campus undergraduate , graduate , and professional schools. There are eight graduate and professional schools that offer guaranteed admission to outstanding freshmen. Special programs include the University Center for International Studies certificate programs ; the Engineering Co - Op Education Program ; and a wide range of internship and volunteer outreach opportunities. As it is located in the Oakland section of the very livable city of Pittsburgh , Pitt students have easy access to all that the city has to offer in the way of cultural events , professional sports , and other kinds of entertainment. | For 2009 - 2010 Pitt - Bradford reached its longstanding enrollment goal of 1 , 500 FTE three years in advance of the projected time frame with an FTE this fall of 1 , 535. Pitt - Bradford also shattered its prior enrollment goals by recording its highest total student enrollment of 1 , 657 , a 9.6 percent increase over last year ; and largest freshman class at 418 , an 11 percent increase over last year???s class. Students in the Fall 2009 freshman class came from 13 states , Washington , D.C. , Japan , Korea and Canada The freshman - to - sophomore retention rate surpassed 73 percent for the first time in Pitt - Bradford???s history. For the sixth consecutive year , The Princeton Review recognized Pitt - Bradford as one of the best schools in the Northeast. Pitt - Bradford was named by U.S.News & World report as one of the top 50 baccalaureate colleges in the northeast. Pitt - Bradford launched a new minor in international business. Kong Ho , associate professor of art , received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program Lecturing Award and will teach mural painting at National Academy of Arts in Sofia , Bulgaria , beginning February 2010. Rick Nelson , associate professor of business management , taught at the School of Economics and Business Administration at Can Tho University in Vietnam. Three students were awarded scholarships through the Vira I. Heinz Scholarship Program for Women in Global Leadership : Vogue Bernard , a human relations major from Shinglehouse who traveled to Stellenbosch , South Africa ; Vanessa Durland , a criminal justice major from Meshoppen who studied in London , England ; and Romainne Harrod , an English education major from Peoria , Ariz. , who spent the summer in Madrid , Spain. The Source , the student newspaper , received first place in the American Scholastic Press Association national competition. Baily???s Beads , Pitt - Bradford???s literary magazine , was awarded the Gold Medalist Certificate from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association , and a First Place Award from the American Scholastic Press Association. Pitt - Bradford was named to G.I Jobs??? 2010 list of Military Friendly Schools , which honors the top 15 percent of colleges that are doing the most to embrace America???s veterans as students. Pitt - Bradford was proactive in helping and engaging veterans with the federal roll - out of the Chapter 33 Post 9 / 11 GI Bill. Pitt - Bradford enrolled a total of 32 veterans or dependents of veterans who received educational benefits. The National Association of Division III Athletics Administrators honored Pitt - Bradford for its work with CARE For Children. Science In Motion made a record 40 , 200 students contacts during the 2008 - 09 school year. This represented more than 4 , 000 different students at 33 participating schools. Mobile educators drove more than 23 , 200 miles to provide 1 , 824 labs to more than 60 different teachers. College in the High School at Pitt - Bradford doubled its enrollment and expects to more than double its enrollment again during the 2009 - 2010 year. Pitt - Bradford will be partnering with 18 high school teachers at nine different schools to offer college courses. Pitt???s Board of Trustees approved the construction and naming of the 150 - seat chapel the Harriett B. Wick chapel for which a cornerstone - laying ceremony was conducted in September. Pitt - Bradford received a $1 million gift from the Agnes L. Thomas estate to create the Agnes and Lewis Lyle Thomas Scholarship Challenge. During FY09 , Pitt - Bradford received gifts totaling $2 , 576 , 265 , the eighth consecutive year fundraising has topped the $1 million mark on campus. Of Pitt - Bradford???s faculty and staff , 63 percent made a gift , the third consecutive year that participation has surpassed 50 percent. During FY09 , Pitt - Bradford was awarded a total of $868 , 800 in competitive grants from the Department of Education , the National Institutes of Health and the Small Business Administration. | The University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown was founded in 1927 as one of the first regional campuses in the United States. Pitt - Johnstown is a four - year , degree - granting , fully - accredited , coeducational , residential undergraduate college of the University of Pittsburgh. With 2 , 900 well - rounded full - time students and suburban campus of striking beauty , Pitt - Johnstown combines the strong academic reputation and outstanding resources of a major research university with the personal appeal of a smaller college. There are thirty - two campus buildings , including a library , student union , sports center , performing arts center , and chapel , in addition to a 40 - acre nature preserve and outdoor recreation areas. The college has five different styles of housing , including residence halls , small group lodges , apartments , and a state - of - the - art living / learning center. An aquatic center includes a weight room and exercise rooms. Students become involved in a wide variety of extracurricular activities. In addition , shops , entertainment , and cultural activities are conveniently available off campus , and the college is in the heart of Pennsylvania ski country. | The University of Portland , Oregon's Catholic university , has received several national faculty awards from the Carnegie Foundation in recent years , among them the U.S. Professor of the Year ( 2000 ) and three Oregon Professor of the Year honors. Its faculty and students have earned many Fulbright , Marshall , Mitchell , and Goldwater fellowships , and have received both the Oregon's Governor's Award for more than 10 , 000 hours of volunteer service annually and Washington Monthly magazine's national top ranking for service to the nation. The University is renowned for its extensive study - abroad programs ( in Asia , Australia , Latin America , and Europe ), its award - winning cross - disciplinary entrepreneurship program , its innovative education , biology , and theater programs , its state - of - the - art nursing and science laboratories , and its booming global business and environmental ethics majors -- the latter the only one of its kind in the U.S. The University also sponsors a creative center for freshman support , savors its NCAA national champion women's soccer team ( twice in four years ), and has been dedicated for more than a century to creating a campus community where 'teachable moments' in and out of the classroom are not only prized but the true epiphanies sparking lifelong learning. | A nationally acclaimed undergraduate liberal arts college in an economically vibrant and beautiful area of the country , the University of Puget Sound enrolls 2 , 600 students from nearly all fifty states and twenty - two countries. Puget Sound combines a residential undergraduate experience with unusual majors ( International Political Economy ; Science , Technology , and Society ), and an emphasis on civic engagement , research and internships. Puget Sound graduates secure jobs at nationally and internationally recognized firms and gain admission to selective graduate and professional schools. Graduates are admitted to medical school , law school , and dental school at rates well above the national average , and earn prestigious fellowships , including Rhodes , Fulbright , National Science Foundation , Rotary , and Watson. | The University of Redlands is a private , independent University committed to providing a personalized education that frees students to make enlightened choices. Redlands emphasizes academic rigor , curricular diversity , and innovative teaching. Redlands fosters a community of scholars and encourages a pluralistic notion of values by challenging assumptions and stereotypes in both classes and activities. A Redlands education goes beyond training to embrace a reflective understanding of our world ; it proceeds from information to insight , from knowledge to meaning. Welcoming intellectually curious students of diverse religious , ethnic , national , and socio - economic backgrounds , the University seeks to develop responsible citizenship as part of a complete education. Redlands encourages a community atmosphere with exception opportunity for student leadership and interaction. For working adults , the University offers innovative programs at convenient locations and times. Redlands blends liberal arts and professional programs , applied and theoretical study , traditional majors and self - designed contracts for graduation. Small classes enable each student to participate in class discussion , to work closely with professors , and to receive extensive individual attention. Redlands remains sensitive to contemporary trends in society and challenges students to commit themselves to a lifetime of learning. | We are the largest university in the nation's smallest state , but with 13 , 000 undergraduates and 2 , 600 graduate students , URI is small enough to be friendly , intimate , safe , and student - centered. Our Students come from most states in the U.S. and dozens of countries all over the world. More than 100 undergraduate and 80 graduate degree programs , plus more than 100 student clubs and activities spark creativity and inspire our students' pioneering spirit. Perfectly located six miles from Rhodes Island's coastal beaches and easy driving distances from Providence , Boston , and New York , our picturesque rural setting is close enough to big - city culture to make anyone feel at home. | The University of Richmond provides a learning environment unlike any other in higher education , offering students an extraordinary combination of traditional strengths in the liberal arts with law , business , leadership studies , and continuing education. It is characterized by a distinctly integrated student experience - a rich and innovative life for students inside and outside of the classroom - a determination to engage as a meaningful part of the Richmond community , the nation , and the world. | Excellence requires freedom. The University of Rochester's belief in this fundamental principle , which drives research faculty around the world , has led to our unique and innovative Rochester Curriculum. Living the principle straight out of high school , Rochester students are free to select the courses that appeal to them most from their first day on campus. Advising is thus also highly individualized from the first day , and Rochester students typically discover a passion ( or combination of passions ) at an early point in their BS or BA career. The Rochester Curriculum commitment means there are zero required subjects ; instead , students' interests drive their education. As they structure their choices , students will eventually choose to major in one of 65 degree programs in sciences and engineering , humanities , or social sciences , and complete a "cluster" of at least three related courses in each of the other two areas. Among America's advanced research universities , Rochester is the most collegiate in character , with smaller enrollment overall and a commitment that 95 - 100% of every student's course instruction will be from a tenure - track faculty member. With guaranteed exposure to research faculty , Rochester students undertake advanced studies and research in graduate courses early in their undergraduate career in arts and sciences or in any one of Rochester's nationally ranked schools of engineering , medicine , nursing , music , education , and business. Not surprisingly , the share of Rochester students who ultimately choose to pursue graduate degrees themselves is among the nation's highest. In other important respects Rochester mirrors the best that small universities or liberal arts colleges can offer. The campus is residential and self - contained , but an exciting small city downtown is two miles away , and year - round recreation is prominent in all directions. Recreation , schools , and culture are among the reasons Rochester was ranked in Places Rated Almanac 2007 as the 6th most ideal among America's 395 metropolitan areas. The Curriculum drives an enormous diversity for life on campus , which supports nearly 250 different student organizations. Since no two academic programs are alike , students tend to be individuals whose confidence grows during their four years. Rochester students often seem to emulate the faculty , who have devoted their lives to free academic inquiry. The students believe that they can make intelligent choices for themselves and tend to associate in ways that reinforce support for every other student's individual choices. | The University of San Diego is a Roman Catholic institution located centrally in San Diego. The 180 - acre suburban campus , with Spanish Renaissance architectural style , overlooks San Diego's beautiful Mission Bay. Located on the Pacific Rim and just 22 miles from the Mexican border , USD is optimally positioned for international activity. For 60 years , USD has been dedicated to providing a values - based education rooted in the liberal arts. USD is known for its commitment to teaching and takes pride in the personalized approach it brings to the educational process. USD offers over 75 undergraduate majors , pre - professional studies , graduate programs , education credentials , certification , and career development programs. Students have two years to decide on a major , which allows time for exploration and in turn enriches their lives. USD provides opportunities to study in over 30 countries , with programs to accommodate every student , every major , and every budget. With an undergraduate student population of just over 5 , 000 , students receive solid advising and get the courses they need to earn a bachelor's degree in four years. Students come to USD knowing that they will be challenged academically and will leave with a degree and experience that will guide their careers for the rest of their lives. Opportunities for internship and research are readily available. A student's career begins on campus , strengthened by solid academic preparation and practical experience. The region's thriving scientific and entrepreneurial communities have strong relationships with USD. Recently , students have interned with companies such as Qualcomm , San Diego Gas and Electric , and Ernst and Young. Athletic pursuits abound at USD , with 17 NCAA Division I teams , numerous club teams , and an extensive intramural sports program. USD competes in the West Coast Conference in most sports , and in the NCAA Division IAA Pioneer League in football. Students can also participate in club sports , intramural teams , and recreational opportunities at Mission Bay Aquatic Center. USD is a beautiful campus alive with activity. Over 95% of freshmen live on campus , and on - campus housing is available for all four years. Students can participate in over 80 clubs and organizations and gain valuable leadership skills as part of Associated Students , the student government. And with America's Finest City as USD's backyard , there is never a loss for things to do outside of campus. USD is located just minutes from beautiful beaches and a thriving downtown. | The core mission of the University is to promote learning in the Jesuit Catholic tradition. The University offers undergraduate , graduate and professional students the knowledge and skills needed to succeed as persons and professionals , and the values and the sensitivity necessary to be men and women for others. The University will distinguish itself as a diverse , socially responsible learning community of high quality scholarship and academic rigor sustained by a faith that does justice. The University will draw from the cultural , intellectual and economic resources of the San Francisco Bay area and its location on the Pacific Rim to enrich and strengthen its educational programs. "Educating Minds and Hearts to Change the World" | Celebrating a century of service as Oklahoma's only public liberal arts college , the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma - nationally ranked for quality and value - is a recognized leader and innovator in interdisciplinary studies. Like the best private liberal arts colleges , USAO offers small classes , highly qualified faculty committed to teaching ( 90 percent have terminal degrees ), nationally ranked teams in five sports , and a campus culture that fosters close faculty - student interaction and undergraduate research opportunities. Founded in 1908 as a public liberal arts college for women and made coeducational in 1965 , its mission has never changed , thus making it one of the oldest state - supported liberal arts colleges in the nation. USAO is a proud member of the exclusive , national Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges. Because of its special qualities , the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education charged USAO in 2005 to raise its admission standards to the highest in the state system. Located in Chickasha , Oklahoma , just 40 minutes southwest of Oklahoma City , at USAO students enjoy more than 500 new dormitory and apartment units , which are part of a $25 million project enhancing student life. | A Jesuit and Catholic institution in Pennsylvania's Pocono northeast region , The University of Scranton is known for its personal approach to education , one in which individuals are respected and cherished for their unique talents , aspirations and vocations. Founded in 1888 , Scranton offers more than 80 undergraduate and graduate academic programs of study through four colleges and schools. Scranton offers a full range of undergraduate programs of study to match your interests and prepare you to meet the future with confidence. The newest additions to the University's 59 undergraduate majors include forensic chemistry , community health education , business administration , and biochemistry , cell and molecular biology. Scranton also offers 43 minors , 30 concentrations and tracks , 23 master's degree programs and a doctor of physical therapy program. Each year Scranton selects between 50 and 60 of the most qualified freshmen to join the Special Jesuit Liberal Arts Program ( SJLA ), a program that allows them to fulfill their general education credits in a community atmosphere encouraging excellence and service to others. Open to all majors , the Honors Program each year accepts between 40 and 50 of our most able sophomores , giving them the opportunity to take seminars together and to work one - on - one with professors both in tutorials and on projects. Open to students from all majors , our Business Leadership Program allows students to explore basic theories and concepts of leadership through special seminars and courses in management , ethics , strategy , and analysis. This highly selective program accepts 15 sophomores each spring. In the last six years alone , Scranton has invested more than $150 million in new facilities. These new facilities include the a 118 , 000 sq. ft. campus center , a 386 - bed sophomore residence hall , and football field - sized campus green. A 200 , 000 sq. ft. unified science center is under construction and scheduled to open in the fall of 2011. Of the 389 senior applicants to health professions schools over the last nine years , an average of 81% were accepted. Over the past six years , nearly 300 graduates have received acceptance into law schools from over 70 schools , including some of the nation's most prestigious. Since 1972 , Scranton students have received 124 Fulbrights and other prestigious international fellowships. Scranton was listed among the 'top producers' of Fulbright awards for American students by The Chronicle of Higher Education. Just 81 schools in the nation were listed in four categories based on their institution type and size. In the past seven years alone , students earned four Truman scholarships , seven Goldwater Scholarships , and two Jack Kent Cooke Graduate Scholarships and an Undergraduate Scholarship. Five students were also named to USA Today's All - USA Academic Team. Students are supported by the Office of Fellowship Programs. For 16 consecutive years , U.S. News & World Report has ranked Scranton among the 10 finest master's universities in the North. In the 2010 edition of "America's Best Colleges , " the University was named among the nation's 77 'up and coming' schools. For the past eight years , The Princeton Review has included Scranton among its "371 Best Colleges." The University of Scranton is among just 119 colleges in the nation earning the highly selective 2008 Community Engagement Classification designated by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Scranton was among just 50 elite schools in the nation and just four in Pennsylvania to be included in Kiplinger's "Best Values in Private Colleges" list , which measures academic quality and affordability. Scranton was also among 247 colleges in the nation included in Barron's "Best Buys in College Education." | The University of Sioux Falls is a Christian institution in the liberal arts tradition. The Institution holds full accreditation with the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. In addition , it holds professional accreditation for specified degree areas to ensure program integrity and credibility. In conjunction with the established standards set forth as part of accreditation processes , the University embraces its extensive assessment system as a means to closely monitor student outcomes , thus leading to a continuous cycle of instructional and institutional improvement. The University has remained committed to the value of student / professor collaboration in research and other academic endeavors and has continued efforts to actively support these activities. In recent years , the University has added several academic offerings , including majors in foreign language and nursing , and a minor program in entrepreneurial studies. Currently , the University offers 35 major areas of study. The University has a vibrant program at both the Master's and Bachelor's degree levels. These programs include a Master of Business Administration degree with a traditional and healthcare administration track. A Master of Education degree program also exists , offering strands focused on leadership in literacy , technology , school leadership , and teacher certification. Furthermore , an Educational Specialist degree is offered by the University that focuses on the school superintendency. The University offers professional development , credit - bearing workshops to many educators in the region. It also offers unique adult learner programs at the Bachelor's degree level. This includes a Degree Completion Program and a new accelerated nursing program. Beginning 2011 , the University will add a Registered Nurse ( RN ) to Bachelor of Science in Nursing ( BSN ) degree program in an online format. Besides its focus on academic excellence , the University has engaged in extensive strategic planning that reaches out to the year 2013. This robust process has inspired the development of enhanced admissions standards , a new and comprehensive approach to marketing and recruitment , and significantly expanded student - retention efforts. As another componenet of institutional growth , the University has entered year 1 of NCAA Division II candidacy that holds potential for advancing the University and providing expanded opportunity for research and collaboration reaching far beyond just athletic motivations. On a final note , the University exists within a progressive community at the intersection of two major interstate exchanges. The city of Sioux Falls boasts a vibrant medical and business environment in which the University has reaped advantages of partnering with the community and region it serves. The unprecendented emergence of the University as a strong institution of higher learning has mirrored the positive growth of the community and region in which it exists. The University continues to aggressively pursue its mission. More specifically expressed , "The University of Sioux Falls , a Christian university in the liberal arts tration , educates students in the humanities , sciences , and professions. The traditional motto of the University of Sioux Falls , is "Culture for Service" , that is , it seeks to foster academic excellence and the development of mature Christian persons for service to God and humankind in the world. | N / A | Chartered in 1801 as South Carolina College , the University of South Carolina blends historic charm with a 21st century attitude. The original campus , popularly known as the Horseshoe , is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Today's students have access to world - class facilities , including the Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center and the world's largest "green" dorm. USC Columbia offers more than 350 undergraduate and graduate courses of study. Programs range from liberal arts and sciences to business , law , medicine , and other professional studies , many of which are widely recognized for their academic excellence. Top - rated International Business program is very popular. Study Abroad , undergraduate research , and interdisciplinary programs of study are encouraged. Strong Honors College. | Founded in 1961 , the University of South Carolina Aiken ( USCA ) is a comprehensive liberal arts institution committed to active learning through excellence in teaching , faculty and student scholarship , research , creative activities and service. In this stimulating academic community , USCA challenges students to acquire and develop the skills , knowledge , and values necessary for success in a dynamic global environment. The university offers degrees in the arts and sciences and in the professional disciplines of business , education , and nursing. All courses of study are grounded in a liberal arts and sciences core curriculum. USCA also encourages interdisciplinary studies and collaborative endeavors. Emphasizing small classes and individual attention , USCA provides students with opportunities to maximize individual achievement in both academic and co - curricular settings. The institution challenges students to think critically and creatively , to communicate effectively , to learn independently , and to acquire depth of knowledge in chosen fields. The university values honesty , integrity , initiative , hard work , accomplishments , responsible citizenship , respect for diversity , and cross - cultural understanding. USC Aiken attracts students of varying ages and diverse cultural backgrounds who have demonstrated the potential to succeed in a challenging academic environment. In addition to serving the Savannah River area , USCA actively seeks student enrollment from all parts of South Carolina as well as from other states and countries. As a senior public institution of the University of South Carolina , USCA combines the advantages of a smaller institution with the resources of a major university system. Located in beautiful , historic Aiken , South Carolina , USCA is an institution of moderate size ( 2 , 500 - 5 , 000 students ) that offers baccalaureate degrees in a number of disciplines , completion baccalaureate degrees at University of South Carolina regional campuses , and master's degrees in selected programs. USCA endeavors to apply knowledge , skills , and wisdom in ways that promote the common good. Accordingly , the university seeks to build strong community ties. The institution enriches the quality of life not only on campus but also throughout the surrounding region through a variety of activities including the fine and performing arts , athletics , continuing education , distance learning , and community service. In fulfilling its role as an institution of higher learning , the University of South Carolina Aiken is a community of individuals engaged in broadly based educational experiences necessary for an enlightened society. | The University of South Carolina Upstate aims to become one of the Southeast's leading "metropolitan" universities -- a university which acknowledges as its fundamental reason for being its relationship to its surrounding cities , their connecting corridors and expanding populations. It aims to be recognized nationally among its peer metropolitan institutions for its excellence in education and commitment to its students , for its involvement in the Upstate , for its operational and managerial effectiveness , for its civility and common purpose , and for the clarity and integrity of its mission. As the fastest growing university in South Carolina , USC Upstate boasts two thriving campuses - the largely resident campus in Spartanburg and the campus in Greenville for commuting junior and senior level students. The Spartanburg campus , located on 280 acres in the Piedmont foothills , offers exceptional facilities such as the Humanities and Performing Arts Center , Campus Life Center , Susan Jacobs Arboretum , Palmetto House and the Louis P. Howell Athletic Complex. The Greenville campus , located at McAlister Square , is a state - of - the - art teaching and learning center situated in an important hub in Greenville and surrounded by world - class manufacturing and business centers , both national and international. USC Upstate will emerge as "the metropolitan university of South Carolina" and one of the leading metropolitan universities of the Southeast , recognized as a center of superb teaching , experimental learning , regional partnerships , international opportunity , cultural diversity , and dynamic community activity. USC Upstate strives to prepare its students to participate as responsible citizens in a diverse , global , and knowledge - based society , to pursue excellence in their chosen careers and to continue learning throughout life. | Located in the heart of Los Angeles , a global center for arts , technology and international trade , the University of Southern California is a world - renowned private research institution enrolling more international students than any other U.S. university and operating an integrated academic medical center that serves more than a million patients each year. USC operates from two main campuses. The University Park campus , south of downtown Los Angeles , is adjacent to the museums and recreational facilities of historic Exposition Park. With its park - like atmosphere and rich architectural history , the campus fosters a stimulating academic environment as well as a vibrant cultural community. The Health Sciences campus , northeast of downtown , offers world - class patient care , classroom and laboratory facilities that draw scientists , patients and students from around the world , forming a dynamic , interactive environment that is shaping the future of health care. Within its College of Letters , Arts and Sciences and 17 professional schools , USC encourages all students to develop breadth with depth by crossing academic boundaries in their pursuit of knowledge. The university offers bachelor's degrees in more than 150 undergraduate majors , and , as of fall 2009 , graduate students were enrolled in more than 340 master's , certificate , doctoral and professional degree programs. Hand in hand with this wide array of majors , USC offers some 150 different academic and professional minors -- the broadest selection of any U.S. university. Selected students also may elect to participate in Thematic Option , USC's interdisciplinary undergraduate honors program. The Renaissance Scholars program honors students who study subjects across widely separated fields. USC also presents unrivaled opportunities for travel and independent discovery. The Global Scholars program singles out undergraduates who excel both at home and abroad , and the Discovery Scholars program recognizes students who demonstrate original research and creativity. At the graduate level , each year the Provost's Ph.D. Fellowship Program supports 100 doctoral students who show outstanding promise. The USC Annenberg Graduate Fellowship Program provides funding for graduate study in cutting - edge communication and digital - media research. USC's Women in Science and Engineering ( WiSE ) program offers grants and fellowships to increase the involvement of women in science and engineering. USC boasts a strong tradition of public service as well. Academic and administrative units across the university are involved with some 340 community - service programs that are making a real difference in the lives of USC's neighbors. The university also has a commitment to fostering research with wide - ranging social impacts and is one of a small number of premier research institutions upon which the United States depends for a steady stream of new knowledge , art and technology. USC plays an important role in making Los Angeles one of the world's great centers for the arts. The USC Thornton School of Music is the city's most active producer of live music performances , presenting more than 500 concerts annually. Additionally , the USC School of Theatre produces a full schedule of performances , the USC Fisher Museum of Art offers exhibitions ranging from contemporary works to antiquities , and the USC School of Cinematic Arts presents a variety of film screenings and other events. USC's storied Doheny Memorial Library also hosts lectures , readings , concerts and special exhibits. Through USC's innovative arts program , Visions and Voices , some 20 , 000 students each year go to theatrical productions , music and dance performances , conferences , lectures , film screenings and other events both on and off campus. | * The USM Osher Map Library houses a world - class collection of maps and globes. * USM is committed to the principle that earning a degree is critical to transforming the lives of its students , their families , and the state. Higher learning , of course , has more profound effects than simply earning a credential. However , attaining a degree is one of the most powerful predictors of personal economic advancement , and a region???s economic outlook is tied closely to the numbers of its workforce with college degrees. * USM recognizes its obligation to manage both wisely and prudently the public resources entrusted to its use. The future of this university is predicated on leveraging those resources in the service of higher education???s public good. The university also views its responsibilities to conserve and protect environmental resources as an important aspect of that stewardship. * USM celebrates the importance of learning , research , scholarship , and creative endeavors as integral to its academic enterprise. The university supports the creativity and innovation with which its faculty , students , and staff contribute to the advance of knowledge and the creative economy of central and southern Maine. * USM recognizes the complexity of our identities and adopts the philosophy that we embrace , include , and accord all groups equitable , political , and social status. * Strong Division III athletics are a pride of the University , and our scholar athletes distinguish themselves in the sports arena and in the classroom. | Since opening for classes in 1960 , the University of South Florida has developed into one of the nation's major public research universities. USF is classified as a "Research University with Very High Research Activity" by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching , receiving more than $300 million a year in external funding to support research and development projects. With more than 46 , 000 students from all 50 states and more than 100 countries , USF awards more than 9 , 500 degrees annually at campuses in Tampa , St. Petersburg , Sarasota - Manatee , and Lakeland. Virtually everyone in the Bay area enjoys some benefit from USF through countless health , outreach and engagement activities. | The University of St. Francis in Joliet , Ill. , is committed to quality , to students , to community and the Franciscan values of Respect , Integrity , Compassion and Service. The success of students as individuals is paramount at USF. The university's mission is to educate the spirit as well as the mind , and to help students fulfill their dreams. The years spent at USF , whether as an undergraduate on - campus student , an off - campus student , a graduate or online students , are a time of growth , spiritually , personally and intellectually. The University of St. Francis is ranked in the top tier of U.S. News & World Report's "America's Best Colleges , " and appears in the top tier of Midwestern master's colleges and universities. The Princeton Review has also named USF in "Best Colleges , Region by Region." USF is dedicated through its Catholic Franciscan mission to educating the whole of a person , and instilling the value of lifelong learning. USF prepares students with and for real - world experience. The university provides quality educational opportunities through innovative delivery services , reaffirming the ideal through programming offered nationwide that a liberal education provides the comprehensive cultural background necessary for every profession. Academic excellence is the focus at every level of the education process. In fall 2009 , USF moved its Art & Design Department to new facilities in the historic Rialto Square Theater in downtown Joliet to provide students with an urban experience in state - of - the - art academic facilities. Another example of how the University of St. Francis lives its values is its Health and Wellness Center , the first nurse - managed center in Will County. While advanced nurse practitioners on the university's faculty manage and staff the center , students are drawn to academic coursework , service and to real - life experience from the areas of Nursing and Allied Health , Business , Recreation , Sports and Tourism Management and Social Work , among others. This unique learning and service opportunity is just one of the many benefits to the university's learning - centered approach to education : the student Mock Trial Team has placed nationally ; the television station produces a weekly cable television show ; and the radio station offers a variety of programming , all planned and produced by students. The Duns Scotus honor society offers a variety of special learning and service opportunities. Learning is enhanced with study abroad experiences. Mission trips to Bolivia and areas within the United States are offered as part of the educational experience. USF is a national leader in offering educational opportunities to working health care professionals , with more than 42 , 000 alumni nationwide. The master's degree in Physician Assistant Studies is offered at USF's Albuquerque , N.M. site to prepare health care providers for the traditionally underserved Southwest area of the country. The University of St. Francis was among the first higher education institutions to offer its MBA completely online. USF has a more than 35 years experience serving adult learners with innovative programming and course delivery. From summer art and basketball camps for grade school students to programs for senior citizens , USF actively promotes learning. As an urban university located in one of the fastest growing regions in the country , USF reaches to a diverse constituency , serving as a cultural , social , spiritual and intellectual center for the community and as a resource and partner for business and industry. Founded in 1920 , the University of St. Francis offers more than 60 areas of undergraduate study in arts and sciences , business , education , nursing and allied health and social work , including four degree - completion programs. Thirteen graduate programs are offered in business , education and health care. The institution serves some 3 , 600 students throughout the country and has more than 42 , 000 alumni. | The University of Saint Francis facilitates learning , personal growth and professional development in an environment permeated by Franciscan values. Located in Fort Wayne , IN , the university is a Catholic institution of higher education in the liberal arts tradition , and strives to be a place where all are challenged to aspire to the highest ideals , both personally and academically. Students are encouraged to respect the rights , dignity and feelings of all community members. | The mission statement of the University of St. Thomas ( Minnesota ) reads as follows : "Inspired by Catholic intellectual tradition , The University of St. Thomas educates students to be morally responsible leaders who think critically , act wisely , and work skillfully to advance the common good." The Catholic university founded in 1885 by Archbishop John Ireland emphasizes values - based education and career preparation , and because of its location in the central cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis helps solve community problems through education and ambitious volunteer and service - learning programs. This is necessary , according to the Rev. Dennis Dease , president , because as an urban university St. Thomas must not be only "in the city" but also "of the city." | We are the University of St. Thomas , the Catholic university in the heart of Houston. We are committed to the Catholic intellectual tradition ; the dialogue between faith and reason ; and educating leaders of faith and character. By pursuing excellence in teaching , scholarship and service , we embody and instill in our students the core values of our founders , the Basilian Fathers : goodness , discipline and knowledge. We foster engagement in a diverse , collaborative community. As a comprehensive university grounded in the liberal arts , we educate students to think critically , communicate effectively , succeed professionally , and lead ethically. University of St. Thomas offers 31 undergraduate and 9 graduate degrees. The University of St. Thomas will continue to grow , to promote academic excellence , and to enhance our service to the community as we take our place among the best universities in the world. | The University of Tampa is a residential , private university that integrates the richness of a liberal arts tradition with 21st century technology and innovative teaching strategies. Crowned by the towering minarets of historic Plant Hall , UT's 100 - acre riverside campus is nestled in a park - like setting on the edge of the Hillsborough River , just two blocks from downtown Tampa. UT offers over 120 areas of undergraduate study. An undergraduate Evening College and masters programs in nursing , business , and in Education complement the curriculum. Over 6300 students attend , representing 50 states and 100 countries. In an innovative first - year program , students explore global issues and cultures , examine career possibilities , and refine their critical thinking and communication skills. For qualifying students , the Honors Program offers expanded opportunities for instruction , internships and study abroad. Other highlights include : Army , Air Force , and Navy ROTC , Academic Center for Excellence , peer tutoring , Writing Center , and faculty - directed student research. The faculty to student ratio is 17 : 1 and 90% of full - time faculty have terminal degrees. Class sizes are small , averaging 22. Leadership opportunities abound in an atmosphere of individual discovery and development fostered by UT's active campus life , including Greek life , more than 140 student clubs and organizations , and service learning opportunities. UT has one of the best NCAA Division II sports programs in the nation. Spartan athletes compete on 14 men's and women's varsity teams. Over $200 million has been invested in new facilities since 1998 including a new student center , College of Business building , Marine Science Field Station , art galleries , a theatre , and modern computer , digital arts , language and science labs. All of UT's ten residence halls are new or have been renovated since 1998. Academic , special talent , and athletic scholarships , as well as need - based aid , are available. | Ensuring access so all qualified students can attend the University of Tennessee , Knoxville , and helping students reach their full potential is the foundation of UT's strategic mission. Exposing students to experiences and educational opportunities that best prepare them for working in a global marketplace is a primary focus. UT enrolled 27 , 739 total students for the 2008 - 09 academic year , with a freshmen class of 4 , 215. The 2008 - 09 freshmen had an average GPA of 3.65 with an average ACT score of 27. ACT scores have risen steadily since the Tennessee Hope lottery - funded scholarship began in 2004. About 99 percent of the in - state freshman class qualify for the Hope Scholarship , which provides $4 , 000 per year. Forty percent of that same class receives some additional need - or merit - based aid. The University has created three need - based scholarship and grant programs to allow greater access to all academically qualified Tennessee students. The Tennessee Pledge Scholarship program covers tuition , fees , and room and board for eligible low - income students. The Tennessee Promise Scholarship program provides scholarships to students from select state high schools that traditionally have not sent many students to UT. Next fall , a new admissions initiative called Achieve the Dream program will make grant money available to help students from lower middle - income families. Fifteen of the nation's top students will enter UT in the fall of 2009 as the second class of Haslam Scholars , a preeminent honors program that includes a study - abroad opportunity and up to $5 , 500 for a senior research thesis. Additionally , in recent years , UT Knoxville has enrolled three Goldwater Scholars , one Goldwater Honorable Mention , a Fulbright scholar , and a Udall Scholar. UT's long - range program "Ready for the World" continues to help students gain the international and intercultural knowledge they need to succeed in today's world. The effort has enriched campus multicultural programming and has provided new scholarships and study - abroad opportunities. Graduate and undergraduate education are both enhanced by UT's partnership with Battelle to manage nearby Oak Ridge National Laboratory for the U.S. Department of Energy. That relationship helps UT recruit top scientists and offer first - rate internships and research opportunities. UT Knoxville's faculty has an impressive list of honors in the past few years : For 2009 , those include a Fulbright Scholar , A Guggenheim Fellow and two NEH fellows. UT Knoxville is tied with the University of Virginia with the sixth most NEH fellows in the U.S. over the past five years. UT has launched many new initiatives to help students succeed and graduate on time. The Student Success Center , which opened in 2005 , provides information and resources in academic advising , tutoring , and academic support. A new program , UT LEAD , started in 2008 with a five - week summer institute that continues during the school year with academic counseling , first - year seminars , leadership development programs , academic success workshops and other learning opportunities. UT Knoxville has 11 colleges and more than 300 degree programs. The University is adjacent to Knoxville's redeveloped downtown which offers theater , cinema , and concerts. The nation's most visited national park , The Great Smoky Mountains National Park , is just minutes from campus. | The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga will serve as a national model of an engaged metropolitan university whose faculty , staff , and students , in collaboration with external partners , employ the intellectual resources of the liberal arts and professional programs to enrich the lives of those we serve. The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga interprets the land - grant spirit of service for the 21st century through people , partnerships , and performance : People - we are committed to preparing educated men and women for meaningful and productive lives ; we educate students for life in a global society ; we promote and celebrate the diversity of people and ideas ; and we provide reasonable and affordable access to higher education. Partnerships - we embrace active and collaborative learning through partnerships among students , faculty , staff , and the community ; we encourage frequent , respectful , and collegial interaction among students , faculty , staff , and community ; we provide opportunities for our students to augment intellectual development through participation in artistic , cultural , social , and athletic activities ; and we develop partnerships that strengthen the University and our community. Performance - we prepare our students and alumni to apply knowledge to the challenges of a changing society ; we use the interconnected activities of teaching , research , and service to promote learning , problem solving , and innovation ; we use technology to enhance teaching , research , operations , and community outreach ; we use our resources in a prudent manner to accomplish our mission and we use multiple measures to evaluate the performance of our students , faculty , staff , and programs. | UT Martin is a primary campus in the University of Tennessee System and is known for providing high - quality undergraduate and graduate education programs. From the founding in 1900 of Hall - Moody Institute , through the establishment in 1927 of UT Junior College , to today's status as a comprehensive public university , UT Martin remains committed to preparing students for success in the global economy. UT Martin serves approximately 7 , 200 students by offering more than 100 different program areas involving undergraduate and graduate levels of study. The university's focus on undergraduate education is exemplified through its excellent faculty , Honors Programs , Center for Global Studies and International Education , Student Success Center and Campus Recreation Program. The university competes in NCAA Division I in both men's and women's athletics and is a member of the Ohio Valley Conference. The UT Martin rodeo team , the only collegiate rodeo team in Tennessee , is a member of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association. | In addition to the superb instruction available , one of the special strengths of the University of Texas at Austin is its size. This allows UT to offer great educational variety : there are over 300 degree programs in 15 colleges , and scores of these programs are nationally ranked. UT's size is also reflected in its vast intellectual resources. To mention but a few : the renowned Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center , the McDonald Observatory in the Davis Mountains , the Blanton Museum of Art , and the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies attract scholars from throughout the world , and are readily accessible to our students. But the greatest assets of UT are its faculty and students , talented and diverse groups with representation from all 50 states and more than 110 nations , who make the learning experience inside and outside the classroom invaluable. Our graduates learn to work in an inclusive and international environment that prepares them for life in the world at large. | The University of Texas at Dallas serves the Metroplex and the State of Texas as a global leader in innovative , high quality science , engineering , and business education and research. The University is committed to ( 1 ) producing engaged graduates , prepared for life , work , and leadership in a constantly changing world , ( 2 ) advancing excellent educational and research programs in the natural and social sciences , engineering and technology , management , and the liberal , creative , and practical arts , and ( 3 ) transforming ideas into actions that directly benefit the personal , economic , social , and cultural lives of the citizens of Texas. | The University of Texas of the Permian Basin has garnered national attention with awards for communications , arts , kinesiology , and online degree programs. Our business school is ranked in the top third of U.S. business schools , and earned accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business ( AACSB )- International. Our social work program is nationally accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. Our art school and School of Education are also nationally accredited. And , we offer degrees in some of the fastest growing career fields such as education , criminal justice , computer science , petroleum technology and information systems.The student population is diverse and reflective of regional demographics , with both traditional and commuting students. Students cite interaction with faculty as a strength. Centers of excellence include both the JBS Public Leadership Institute , offering leadership education statewide and distinguished speakers' panels on national leadership topics , and the Center for Energy and Economic Diversification , focusing on energy education and research. The attractive campus and apartment - style student housing create a pleasant environment for study and socializing. We are members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association ( NCAA ) Division - II. Sports include men's and women's soccer , cross country , swimming and basketball , as well as men's baseball , women's softball and volleyball. The athletic program also supports cheerleading and a dance team. | UTSA is rapidly becoming a research university that continues to provide a high degree of accessibility to underserved populations , especially those of multicultural San Antonio. It has no ethnic majority but the majority of the students are in the first generation of their families to attend college. The university provides an academically supportive environment in which these first generation undergraduate students learn to do research and prepare for graduate and professional education. With 28 , 955 students enrolled in 133 undergraduate and graduate degree programs , UTSA is the second - largest component in The University of Texas System and has been one of the state's fastest - growing public universities for much of the last decade. UTSA offers 64 bachelor's , 48 master's and 21 doctoral degree programs , and with additional doctoral programs in the planning stages is rapidly moving toward classification as a doctoral / research intensive institution. The university's three campuses provide access and opportunity for large numbers of historically underserved students. More than 58 percent of UTSA's students come from groups underrepresented in higher education. Many students are the first in their families to attend a college or university. | The University of Texas at Tyler is a comprehensive university of more than 6 , 000 students offering more than 90 academic degrees. Located in the beautiful East Texas lake country near Dallas , Tyler is a thriving city of 100 , 000. UT Tyler is recognized across the state of Texas for nursing , engineering and education students who excel in state licensure exams. | For more than 100 years , University of the Cumberlands has been committed to challenging students with an innovative education while remaining keenly aware of the importance of traditional liberal arts education. Our commitment to traditional values is reflected by our undergraduate curriculum which provides the foundation for a deeper understanding of advanced studies. Cumberland graduates enjoy a high acceptance rate to graduate and professional schools. Within five years of graduation , 66% of our alums have completed or are pursuing a graduate or professional degree. Of course , one of the major reasons for the success of our students is that we require more than just academic success for their degree. We also require that each student help his / her fellowman by volunteering a minimum of 40 hours of community service hours before graduation. The Leadership and Community Service Program helps us to fulfill our mission of preparing students for lives of ethical and responsible leadership. Through this program , students gain practical hands - on experience working with established service organizations and designing and implementing community service projects. We have found that once the students catch the spirit of volunteerism , the majority will exceed the requirement. For instance , since we began our Community Service program eleven years ago , our students have volunteered 375 , 174 hours. This equates to 180 years of community service ( at 40 hours per week ) for a total of $2 , 194 , 767 ( at minimum wage ) . What a difference these youngsters have made in the lives of so many! | The first Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word , three young French women motivated by the love of God and their recognition of God's presence in each person , came to San Antonio in 1869 to minister to the sick and the poor. Their spirit of Christian service is perpetuated in the University of the Incarnate Word primarily through teaching and scholarship. Inspired by Judeo - Christian values , the University aims to educate men and women who will become concerned and enlightened citizens. The university is committed to educational excellence in a context of faith in Jesus Christ , the Incarnate Word of God. It promotes life - long learning and fosters the development of the whole person. The faculty and students support one another in the search for and the communication of truth . The university is open to thoughtful innovation that serves ever more effectively the spiritual and material needs of people. The curriculum offers students an integrated program of liberal arts and professional studies that includes a global perspective and an emphasis on social justice and community service. The University of the Incarnate Word is a Catholic institution that welcomes to its community persons of diverse backgrounds , in the belief that their respectful interaction advances the discovery of truth , mutual understanding , self - realization , and the common good. The University of the Incarnate Word offers students the comfort of small classes and a close network of family. With a 14 : 1 student - faculty ratio and an average class size of 25 , students build relationships that extend beyond the classroom and provide a solid foundation of guidance and personal attention. Founded in 1881 by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word , UIW provides a quality education to students pursuing degrees in more than 40 of today's most sought - after undergraduate programs. UIW students enjoy state - of - the - art technology both in and out of the classroom. With great equipment , Gateway Laptops , wired dorms and classrooms , and wireless access across the campus , student learning occurs everywhere. UIW is a leader in international education. Students can study abroad in any of nearly 100 sister schools in 34 countries while earning credits that can be applied to their degree , spending a semester or longer in countries such as China , Taiwan , Japan , Mexico , Turkey , Chile , Australia , Peru , Italy , New Zealand , Brazil , England , France , and Thailand. Incarnate Word is also the first American institution to grant degrees of higher learning in China , through the China Incarnate Word Foreign Education Center in Guangzhou , China. In addition , UIW is the first school to offer degrees in Mexico City that are accredited both in the United States and in Mexico , at Centro Internacional Universitario Miguel Angel - Incarnate Word in Mexico City. Student organizations help UIW students develop skills necessary for successful careers and to become community leaders. The Office of Student Life provides assistance with on - campus housing , career and personal counseling , and health services. It also sponsors a number of social and academic student groups. The University of the Incarnate Word is located near the heart of downtown San Antonio in the charming Alamo Heights area , near Brackenridge Park , the San Antonio Zoo , Japanese Tea Gardens , the Witte Museum of history and natural science , and the McNay Art Museum. The 200 - acre campus itself is an oasis for learning and growth. Students enjoy the picturesque campus adorned with oak and pecan trees , and the headwaters of the San Antonio River , a natural spring at the heart of the campus. In addition to the ideal campus location , committed professors , amazing international opportunities , and state - of - the - art facilities , the University of the Incarnate Word is a leader in developing students who are prepared to take on the world. At UIW , The Universe Is Yours. | University of the Ozarks is a private , four - year , Presbyterian - affiliated university that is committed to providing a comprehensive undergraduate education. The heart of Ozarks' mission is "To Provide the Best Education Possible for Each Student , Every Time." Ozarks provides an education that is grounded in the liberal arts tradition and focused on practical career preparation and lifelong learning , all within a safe , caring and Christian environment. With small class sizes and student - to - faculty ratios , Ozarks is small enough to offer the personal attention students need to be successful. However , Ozarks' picturesque modern campus , diverse student body , and numerous degree programs make it large enough to stimulate and challenge its students. | University of the Pacific offers an excellent university experience , with dedicated teaching , small class sizes , extensive research and internship opportunities and a vibrant residential life. Pacific's lush , brick and ivy main campus in Stockton is renowned for its Gothic architecture and warm California climate. It was founded in 1851 as California's first university. The University has more than 6 , 500 students on its three campuses. On the Stockton campus , about 5 , 000 students pursue programs of study in College of the Pacific , the Conservatory of Music , Gladys L. Benerd School of Education , Eberhardt School of Business , the School of Engineering and Computer Science , the School of International Studies , and Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. Pacific McGeorge School of Law enrolls about 1 , 000 students at the Sacramento campus , and Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry has about 500 students on the San Francisco campus. Pacific is known for top - tier professional schools in dentistry , law and pharmacy. The Conservatory of Music , the oldest in the West , produced Dave Brubeck and hundreds of professional musicians and composers. The University also boasts strong programs in biology , chemistry , education , international studies , business and engineering , among others. Pacific's 55 , 000 living alumni include Dave Brubeck '42 and his wife , librettist Iola '45 ; actresses Janet Leigh '47 and Jamie Lee Curtis '80 ; politicians George Moscone '53 and Bill Lockyear '86 ; astronaut Jose Hernandez '85 ; Seattle Seahawks ( and former USC ) football coach Pete Carroll '73 , '76 , and many other successful leaders. Pacific offers strong academic programs in more than 80 programs of study leading to bachelor's , master's and doctoral degrees and educational credentials. A range of accelerated programs are offered in business , education , law and the health sciences. A comprehensive financial aid program makes Pacific's quality education accessible to students of all economic backgrounds. Pacific centers and institutes , such as the Jacoby Center for Public Service and Civic Leadership , the Business Forecasting Center and the Global Center for Social Entrepreneurship , work toward solutions to local , regional and global issues through community partnerships , education and research. University clinics offer a variety of health services , health fairs and symposia on important health issues. The Library's Holt - Atherton Special Collections includes the manuscripts and published essays of naturalist John Muir and the complete archive of internationally renowned composer and jazz pianist Dave and Iola Brubeck. Nearly sixty percent of students live on campus and participate in a vibrant residential life boasting more than 125 student clubs and organizations and a comprehensive recreational program. The Pacific Tigers compete in NCAA Division I sports as a member of the Big West Conference , fielding seven men's and nine women's teams. The Tigers have accumulated 23 conference athletic championships , 52 NCAA tournament appearances , and more than 1 , 100 Big West Scholar - Athletes. | University of the Southwest offers a quality learning experience in a supportive educational community of faith , personal responsibility , and individual initiative. As a community initiative , University of the Southwest challenges graduates to become enterprising members of our society -- individuals who contribute to the common good by advocating and participating in the productive commerce of free enterprise , constitutional privilege of self government , and the practical contributions of community service. | The University of Tulsa is a private , mid - size , selective university with a 11 - to - 1 students to faculty ratio. Personalized challenges , student achievement and leadership in computer security programs ( where TU produces a disproportionate number of doctorates ) are TU hallmarks. TU students are rigorously tested through programs including the Tulsa Undergraduate Research Challenge , which engages qualified students in mentored research , concentrated study and service learning. TU students routinely win prestigious honors. Since 1995 , they received 44 Goldwater Scholarships , 29 National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowships , 8 Truman Scholarships , 6 Udall Scholarships , 4 British Marshall Scholarships , and other significant awards. | The mission of the University of Utah is to educate the individual and to discover , refine , and disseminate knowledge. As a major teaching and research university , the flagship institution of the Utah State System of Higher Education , the University of Utah strives to create an academic environment where the highest standards of scholarship and professional practice are observed and where responsibilities to students are conscientiously met. The University recognizes the mutual relevance and interdependence of teaching and research as essential components of academic excellence. It welcomes students who are committed to learning and who conform to high academic standards. The right of free inquiry is zealously preserved ; diversity is encouraged and respected ; critical examination and creativity are promoted ; and intellectual integrity and social responsibility are fostered. The University is fully committed to the goals of equal opportunity and affirmative active ; which are designed to ensure the each individual be provided with the opportunity for full , unhampered , and responsible participation in every aspect of campus life. Add in the U's spectacular mountain setting -- a one - of - a - kind environment -- and an extraordinary education is guaranteed. | Students at the University of Vermont benefit from a unique setting that combines the resources of a major research university with the intimate feeling of a liberal arts college. Renowned professors , rather than graduate assistants , are students' teachers and advisors , and many students assist their professors with their research projects. The nation's premier environmental university , UVM is located in Burlington , a small city regularly hailed as a top college town , surrounded by the mountains and lakes of the Vermont countryside. The university is noted for its exceptional academic programs and top - rated faculty ; its honors college ; its hands - on teaching ; its engaged student body ; and its quality of life. | The University of Virginia offers the vast intellectual resources of a major research university , but fosters the intimacy , sense of community , and dedication to undergraduate life typically found at a small liberal arts college. While it is public , and welcomes women and men of every background , it also is highly selective and attracts students who seek challenges. Their motivation to achieve is matched by a culture of mutual support , openness , civility , and above all , integrity and trust. With its balance -- between cutting - edge scholarship and first - rate teaching , between rigorous academics and rewarding activities -- U.Va. offers an undergraduate experience with few equals. | The University of Washington educates a diverse student body to become responsible global citizens and future leaders through a challenging learning environment informed by cutting - edge scholarship. Discovery is at the heart of our university. We discover timely solutions to the world???s most complex problems and enrich the lives of people throughout our community , the state of Washington , the nation , and the world. http :// www.washington.edu / discover / vision - and - value | One of the few master's level public regional universities in the nation with a Rhodes scholar , the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire prepares its students to compete with students from institutions throughout the nation for prestigious awards , top graduate schools and desirable jobs. In recent years , UW - Eau Claire has had more students receive Fulbright grants than most master's level schools in the country. It's the only Wisconsin school on the current list of top Fulbright producers in its category. Several faculty also are recent Fulbright winners. We are a leader among comprehensive universities in the number of chemistry graduates earning Ph.D.s. We graduate more physics and chemistry majors than most colleges in the nation , according to the American Institute of Physics and the American Chemical Society. A senior majoring in biochemistry and molecular biology was named a 2010 Truman Scholar by the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation. Just 60 students in the nation received the Truman awards , which provide up to $30 , 000 for graduate study. We're one of four undergraduate institutions in the nation to have four or more Dreyfus teacher - scholar winners on its faculty. Several science and math faculty have received large grant awards from the National Science Foundation , and history and education faculty have secured U.S. Department of Education grants. Our nationally recognized undergraduate student - faculty research program provides research opportunities often available only to graduate students at large schools. Hundreds of students in many disciplines conduct research with faculty. Research often is published in prestigious journals , such as the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Undergraduate students sometimes are lead authors on the published articles. Our music program features faculty and students who perform worldwide , with venues ranging from Carnegie Hall to the Vatican. Jazz Ensemble I again won a Down Beat Award for Best College Jazz Enssemble. The award is the highest possible award a college jazz program can attain. This is the sixth time the ensemble has won the prestigious national award. We offer many programs that allow students to study , live and work in international settings , as well as programs that bring international students here. We send more students abroad than any other master's level institution in Wisconsin. Almost 25 percent of our students study abroad in more than 30 countries. A growing number of education students complete their student teaching in international settings. An increasing number of students earn scholarships through competitive programs to study and conduct research abroad. More students are completing internships in international settings. Students also are having meaningful experiences at sites within the United States , with activities ranging from civil rights pilgrimages to the south to volunteer work in tribal schools in northern Wisconsin to research in western mountain ranges. UW - Eau Claire is the only public university in north western and north central Wisconsin that offers a baccalaureate nursing degree. The program graduates more than 100 students a year. The university is one of just a handful of public regional universities in the nation - the only one in Wisconsin - to include service - learning as a graduation requirement. Each year our students provide nearly 470 , 000 hours in community service. UW - Eau Claire was again named in the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction for General Community Service. We're the only Wisconsin school named to the Honor Roll with distinction all four years it has existed. UW - Eau Claire is a signatory to the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment. Our athletics department is ranked 13th best in the nation out of 420 schools , based on the number of teams advancing to the NCAA tournament. | Founded as the La Crosse Normal School in 1909 with a focus on physical education and teaching , UW - La Crosse has grown to serve approximately 10 , 000 students. One of the 13 four - year campuses in the prestigious University of Wisconsin System , UW - L offers 85 undergraduate degree programs in 30 disciplines and 21 graduate degree programs and emphases in eight areas. The university has three colleges : Business Administration , Science and Health , and Liberal Studies. In recent years , UW - L has positioned itself as one of the country???s best public universities. In 2010 , USNews & World Report ranked UW - La Crosse No. 3 among public universities offering bachelor???s and master???s degrees in the Midwest , the highest ranking of any UW institution in its category. The university was No. 34 for out - of - state students among public colleges nationwide in the most recent report by Kiplinger???s financial magazine. A commitment to excellence weaves throughout campus. It is the common thread that connects students , faculty and staff. UW - L has become the prominent intellectual engine that educates a high quality workforce for the region , and beyond. Many of the university???s accredited degree programs have earned distinction for excellence. Microbiology and exercise and sport science are designated as UW System Centers of Excellence. The College of Business Administration holds national accreditation. The 128 - acre campus offers Wisconsin???s only nationally - accredited degrees in recreation management and therapeutic recreation , the UW System's only nuclear medicine technology program , and the Midwest's only undergraduate archaeology major. UW - L added its first doctoral program , in physical therapy , in 2007. Through the La Crosse Medical Health Science Consortium , UW - L and its partners bring leading - edge health care to the 7 Rivers Region , along with a state - of - the - art health research and education facility. The university???s growing international efforts are gaining recognition : UW - L received the 2009 U.S. Department of Commerce Export Award for its impressive international student recruiting and programs. Its outstanding athletics tradition continued in spring 2010 when the Eagles captured another women???s gymnastics crown. It was UW - L???s 25th national championship since 2001. | Founded in 1848 , the University of Wisconsin - Madison is among the largest and most - respected universities in the nation. Few institutions are more widely recognized as leaders in teaching , research and public service. UW - Madison offers 136 undergraduate majors , 155 master's , 109 doctoral and 6 professional degree programs , all of which expose students to world - class faculty and staff who are responsible for not only teaching , but using their skills and research to change the world. Located on the wooded shores of Lake Mendota , the 933 - acre main campus is adjacent to the busy city streets of downtown Madison , a community consistently ranked among the best places to live in the nation. | The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh offers big - city educational opportunities with small - town appeal. UW Oshkosh , located in central Wisconsin's Fox Valley & just three hours north of Chicago , is the third largest university in the UW System with 12 , 400 total enrolled ( 11 , 000 on campus ) . In the past 5 years , the campus has seen a 9% increase of students and a 71% increase of students of color. The campus offers students opportunities to develop close connections with their professors , via hands - on learning and collaborative research and creativity , even at the undergraduate level. Responsive to the needs of our students , UW Oshkosh promotes the broadest campus experience possible both in and outside the classroom. In addition to a fully modernized & expanded student union offering numerous meeting and social outlets , a new state of the art student recreation & wellness center will provide an additional 102 , 000 sq ft for intramurals , informal recreation , fitness , wellness and outdoor / adventure programs. Students can become further engaged on campus through a variety of service and volunteer opportunities , joining one or more of the 152 student organizations , or develop leadership skills through student governance or LeaderShops. They can also participate in campus events / traditions like Winter Carnival or Dragon Boat Races. UW Oshkosh also provides a competitive D III athletic program which has won numerous conference & national titles. The University believes so strongly in its mission to create a community of continuous learners that its faculty , students and administration routinely seek out and create collaborations with regional businesses , governments , health care and educational leaders in an effort to develop a responsive and knowledgeable exchange with the region : in turn , students have a chance to gain valuable work and leadership experience. With four colleges , UW Oshkosh students experience a cutting - edge curriculum and out - of - classroom educational opportunities. Undergraduate students from the College of Business students place in the top 15% nationally on the ETS Major Field Test ; while MBA students place in the top 5%. Alumni of the College of Education & Human Services consistently win state teaching excellence awards. The College of Letters & Science has garnered more UW System Board of Regents Teaching Excellence Awards than any other campus. The College of Nursing graduates consistently receive a 100% pass rates on the American Nurses Credentialing Center FNP Exam. UW Oshkosh is committed to "green principles" , recycling building materials , practicing energy efficiency and providing leadership in environmental pursuits. As Wisconsin's second largest purchaser of renewable energy , UW Oshkosh is one of only 25 institutions nationwide named a founding member of the Higher Education Steering Committee of the American Council on Renewable Energy and is one of four UW campuses selected by the governor to participate in a pilot program to produce as much energy as it consumes. UW Oshkosh sponsors the world's largest annual Earth Charter community summit , which promotes ecological integrity , social & economic justice ; democracy ; nonviolence ; & peace , and was awarded the esteemed Campus Ecology Recognition by the National Wildlife Federation. Oshkosh boasts the largest , non - PhD granting masters program in the UW System. Masters students enjoy challenging , relevant educational experiences that address the needs of working professionals , and many classes are presented evenings , weekends and online. With $500 million in economic contributions to area businesses and benevolence groups , UW Oshkosh has had significant economic impact on the region. The University has also been recognized for its support of minority businesses through the Governor's Top Special Minority Business Award. | UW - Platteville is one of 13 publicly supported comprehensive universities in the University of Wisconsin System. Founded in 1866 , UW - Platteville ( UWP ) is the oldest public institution in the State of Wisconsin , and is considered one of the safest campuses in the nation. We are proud of our students' contribution to the safety record , their pursuit of academic excellence and the leadership they continually demonstrate throughout the state , region and nation. As our nickname implies , our UWP "Pioneers" have created the very foundation for which we are known. Our leadership in the Colleges of Business , Industry , Life Science , and Agriculture ; Engineering , Mathematics , and Science ; and Liberal Arts and Education helps students build on the foundation of strong values , commitment to excellence , leadership for a stronger world and a knowledge of technology which prepares them for life in the 21st century. | The University of Wisconsin - River Falls is a public , comprehensive university whose mission is to Help students learn so that they are successful as productive , creative , ethical , engaged citizens and leaders with an informed global perspective. We strive to be the learning nucleus of the St. Croix Valley. We endeavor to act in close collaboration with communities , institutions and private enterprise to create a dynamic economy , sustainable communities , and an optimum quality of life. Our efforts are firmly rooted in unbounded inquiry and a cultivated sense of civility , public service and creative expression. We aspire to be a highly accessible gateway to explore the full range of human potential and to inspire and educate citizens and leaders who , guided by core values , will purposefully and ethically serve society. We value linking our students and our communities to global opportunities and collaborative relationships in the St. Croix Valley , in Wisconsin and beyond. We are a life - long learning partner for all those who seek to discover their own potential and the richness and complexity of our multifaceted world. Established in 1874 , UW - River Falls is especially known for its programs in education , agriculture , the sciences and business. It is located in the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway of western Wisconsin , and also is part of the Twin Cities metropolitan area of Minneapolis - St. Paul , Minn. Students are able to experience the best of both worlds : a small town atmosphere on a beautiful campus , with exceptional opportunities for internships , recreation and employment in the Twin Cities. | This is a university that attracts and inspires trailblazers. Recent surveys indicate that UW - Stevens Point opens it students , faculty and staff to transformational experiences and career paths that they may not have imagined for their lives. Our university???s size makes it a good fit for most students. Rigorous study , exceptional extra - curricular opportunities , and individual relationships with faculty and staff mentors come naturally at this school that is consistently ranked among the Midwest's best public universities. Challenging learning and leadership experiences prepare our graduates for lifetimes of global citizenship. One measure of this commitment is UWSP's leadership of the entire University of Wisconsin System in the percentage of our graduates who have studied abroad ; UWSP is among the nation's top 20 universities in this category. The university Newsweek ranks among America's Most Interesting values the liberal arts and sciences , personal and community wellness , stewardship of natural resources , the expression of the arts , and technological advancement in all of our learning and living spaces. Our campus , rated as Wisconsin's "Greenest" by Princeton Review , is environmentally friendly and forward thinking on issues of sustainability. For example , UWSP was designated by Wisconsin's governor to become reliant on only renewable energy by 2012. The campus sits within a small city that is both close - knit and open - minded???a Main Street town rated among the best places to live in the USA. Just a short walk away is a rare and wonderful feature for a university -- the 275 - acre Schmeeckle Reserve , which offers a four - season , on - campus refuge and living laboratory for the university's internationally renowned College of Natural Resources and many other academic and recreational programs. With more than 100 programs of study within 50+ academic majors , 80+ minors , and 16 graduate programs , UWSP provides avenues to success in the demanding 21st Century economy. The university offers a supportive environment in which students thrive academically , socially , and personally and report high quality relationships with fellow students , the faculty , and administrators. Whether through lively arts performances , exhibitions , and NCAA champion - caliber athletics or by attracting worldwide participation in events such as the American Suzuki Institute or the National Wellness Conference , the campus and community alike enjoy stimulating opportunities for entertainment and enlightenment. It's no wonder UWSP students express a high level of satisfaction with their university. | The University of Wisconsin - Stout is a recognized leader in educational innovation and the only UW System institution ( and only one of about 175 schools nationwide ) to provide a laptop computer to all undergraduate students. We are one of the few schools to adopt effective assessment tools for the program. As a wireless and wired campus , 90 percent of our classrooms are modern , mediated learning centers , and we are committed to using modern technology for all education and business functions. Lab - based experiences are provided for the majority of students in all programs. UW - Stout was officially designated Wisconsin's Polytechnic University by the Board of Regents in March 2007. This initiative is simply the natural outgrowth of our historic tradition. The designation guides UW - Stout when adding degree programs ; it elevates the already excellent reputation the university has with business and industry ; it increases national recognition which means more opportunities for research and partnerships with business and industry ; and it builds on UW - Stout's already exceptional placement rate providing excellent co - op , internship and job opportunities. | The University of Wisconsin - Superior fosters intellectual growth and career preparation within a public liberal arts tradition. Founded in 1893 as a teacher's college , it has grown to a student population of 2 , 900 with undergraduate , graduate and distance learning programs. The university embraces its size for the personal attention and opportunities for active learning it can provide to students. The university has nearly 600 on - campus residents and serves many students who travel daily from throughout the Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota region. | The University of Wisconsin - Whitewater is a premier regional comprehensive university that takes pride in its regional leadership , national presence and global vision. Many of its academic programs are among the best in the country. For more than a decade the accounting program has been No. 1 in the nation in the percent of undergraduate students achieving first - time pass rates on the Uniform CPA exam. The Princeton Review has named the College of Business and Economics one of the "Best Business Schools." The Online MBA program is the largest accredited program in Wisconsin and is considered one of the top 25 best buys for distance learning MBA degrees by GetEducated.com. The College of Education provides the most new teachers to the state of Wisconsin. UW - Whitewater's athletic department has some of the biggest and best facilities in NCAA Division III and is home to some of the most competitive teams and athletes. The Warhawks have won national championships in volleyball , baseball and football. UW - Whitewater also provides exceptional support for students. New Mobility magazine ranks UW - Whitewater one of the top 10 disability friendly public universities in the U.S. , and students have won multiple national wheelchair basketball titles. Leadership is also a priority for UW - Whitewater students. Recently , more than 5 , 000 students generated nearly 25 , 000 hours of service to 152 community agencies. These same students also raised more than $60 , 000 for food pantries , literacy programs , animal shelters and victims of Hurricane Katrina. The campus American Marketing Association remains the most decorated chapter in the nation for its work on marketing case studies and competitions. The AMA chapter is just one of the more than 160 student organizations available to students. UW - Whitewater has a national reputation for undergraduate research. The university consistently sends one of the largest groups of students to the National Conference on Undergraduate Research. In 2008 , 64 student researchers traveled to NCUR , one of the largest number of participants in the nation. UW - Whitewater also recognizes the importance of international education. The university offers many different short - term and semester - long travel study opportunities across the globe. At UW - Whitewater , students experience personalized learning , vibrant campus life , diverse program choices and professional connections , all the resources needed to succeed. | The University of Wyoming is the state's only provider of baccalaureate graduate education , research and outreach services. UW combines major - university benefits and small - school advantages , with more than 180 programs of study , an outstanding faculty and world - class research facilities -- set against the idyllic backdrop of southeastern Wyoming's rugged mountains and high plains. Among UW's features is its School of Energy Resources , which provides nationally - competitive undergraduate and graduate instruction in energy - related disciplines while advancing the state of the art in Wyoming energy - related science , technology and economics research. The SER also serves to support scientific and engineering outreach through dissemination of information to Wyoming's energy industries , companies , community colleges and government agencies. The main campus is located in Laramie , approximately two hours north of Denver. The university also maintains the UW / Casper College Center , nine outreach education centers across Wyoming , and Cooperative Extension Service centers in each of the state's 23 counties and on the Wind River Indian Reservation. To learn more about UW , go to the official Web site at www.uwyo.edu. | A highly selective , independent , nondenominational coed liberal arts college of 1 , 700 students in suburban Philadelphia , Ursinus is nationally recognized for fostering undergraduate research through one - on - one relationships with faculty , internship and study abroad programs , and a core curriculum that includes the Common Intellectual Experience for first - year students. With an outstanding record of placing students in graduate , law and medical schools , Ursinus is one of only 50 colleges nationwide whose seniors may compete for Watson fellowships ; one of a handful of colleges highlighted in a book about the National Survey of Student Engagement's Project DEEP ( Documenting Effective Educational Practices ), and one of 10 founding institutional members of Project Pericles , which works to fosters civic and social engagement among college students nationwide. Ursinus competes in Division III athletics in the prestigious Centennial Conference , along with Bryn Mawr , Franklin & Marshall , Haverford , Johns Hopkins and Swarthmore. In recent years , new majors in Neuroscience , Biochemistry , and Theater and Dance and the opening of a new performing arts center have enhanced the curricular offerings of the college. The college's relatively new Environmental Studies major is also gaining prominence as partnerships among the college and organizations seeking to improve local ecosystems become more extensive. | Ursuline College has been educating women in a catholic tradition since 1871. Focusing on women , Ursuline welcomes all students into an academically challenging and values - based environment. Set on a picturesque , spacious campus in Pepper Pike , Ursuline College is only 20 minutes from downtown Cleveland and a major cultural arts hub. The campus features our Pilla Student Learning Center , providing the latest in state - of - the - art classroom technologies. Ursuline also offers eight athletic programs under the auspices of the NAIA conference. The heart of an Ursuline education is the Ursuline Studies Program. This nationally recognized curriculum focuses on the learning needs of women , and is developed around skills and abilities gained rather than just mastered. | The mission of Utah State University is to be one of the nation's premier student - centered space - and land - grant universities by fostering the principle that academics come first , by cultivating diversity of thought and culture , and by serving the public through learning , discovery , and engagement. | Utica College combines the curricular options of a large university with the personal attention of a small college. Undergraduates receive the Syracuse University degree while studying in the warm , friendly environment that is distinctly Utica College. Graduate students receive the Utica College master's and doctoral degrees. Our distinguished faculty will work closely with you to give you the skills you need , while internships and clinical placements will allow you to gain valuable workplace experience. Further prepare for career success by combining outstanding professional training with a rigorous liberal arts education. At Utica College , students learn to think critically , communicate effectively , and solve problems creatively. UC students graduate equipped for leadership roles within the challenging work force. Choose from 32 majors in a wide variety of disciplines , and discover why Utica College's reputation for excellence opens the doors to success. Widely recognized as an excellent educational value , Utica College offers financial assistance to more than 90 percent of its students. Generous need - based and academic achievement awards make the College affordable for every family. At Utica College you can enjoy a wide variety of activities , including varsity and intramural sports , cultural events , art exhibits , concerts , and student clubs and organizations. Meet and learn along side students from a wide variety of cultural , ethnic , and religious backgrounds , including students from across the United States and from more than 40 countries. Utica College's study abroad programs offer students opportunities to experience new and diverse cultures. Utica College students are also eligible to participate in Syracuse University's Division of International Programs Abroad. These travel and study experiences enrich the lives of students , providing them with new friendships , expanded cultural horizons , and global perspectives. The city of Utica and surrounding communities have much to offer in the way of social , cultural , and recreational activities. The Mohawk Valley is a thriving community of 300 , 000 with a significant multicultural population. Many restaurants , stores , and activities are within walking distance of Utica College , and city buses provide easy access to local attractions and shopping centers. | Valdosta State University is located in the heart of one of the most beautiful cities in the South. Known as the "Azalea City , " Valdosta is the center of Georgia's newest metropolitan area which has a population of over 123 , 000. Valdosta , with its mild climate , friendly people , and natural beauty of the area is a great place to attend college. And yes , there is plenty to do. From outdoor recreational activities including golf , tennis , and swimming to a vibrant night life including movie theaters , bowling alleys , restaurants and night clubs , Valdosta has it. Valdosta , GA located 20 miles above the Florida border is easily accessible from South Florida , North Georgia , and beyond. We are the half - way point between Atlanta and Orlando. Our mild climate and proximity to beaches on the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico create endless possibilities for outdoor fun. | Valley City State University has a 100+ year history of providing students a more participatory and engaging academic and social environment through small class sizes and numerous extra - curricular opportunities. Since 1996 , we have combined that tradition with a total infusion of technology into the student experience by providing all students and faculty laptop computers and software to support learning. This assists students in developing intellectually , socially , and technologically in order that they may live and lead in today's global and technologically advanced society. Beginning in 2005 , VCSU offers the first online master's degree in Technology Education and have added concentrations in Library Media and Information Science along with Teaching and Technology and Teaching English Language Learners ( ELL ) as well. | An independent Lutheran university of 4 , 000 students , Valparaiso University belongs to a small group of institutions of higher education that is characterized by integration of liberal arts and professional studies. Students pursue majors in more than 70 fields of study in five colleges -- Arts and Sciences , Business Administration , Engineering , Nursing , and Christ College -- The Honors College. Also part of the University are a Division of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education and the School of Law. The University offers 16 study abroad programs on four continents. Founded in 1859 , Valparaiso University is located on 320 acres in northwest Indiana near the city of Chicago and the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore on Lake Michigan. Students engage in numerous volunteer and service learning activities , undergraduate research , internships , theatre performances , music ensembles , and recreational sports or NCAA Division 1 athletics. Students come from most states in the nation and more than 50 countries. The 50 , 000 alumni of Valparaiso University are located in all 50 states and abroad. | Comprised of four undergraduate schools and six graduate programs , Vanderbilt University offers college students a world - class liberal arts education that includes both a high level of intellectual engagement and a myriad of extra - curricular opportunities. Vanderbilt students speak often about maintaining an excellent balance between academic challenge and campus involvement. Vanderbilt's undergraduate students hail from all 50 states and 30 countries and 23% represent minorities. With nearly 400 student - led organizations , campus is always buzzing with activity. The full gamut of political viewpoints is represented in both the student body and among activities held throughout the year. Hip - hop concerts and programming by the Black Cultural Center and Vanderbilt Hillel co - exist with Southeastern Conference football and basketball games and the traditional fraternity and sorority scene as social centers. Designed to foster a sense of community , The Commons offers a living - learning residential experience for first - year students. Seven of The Commons buildings have been LEED ( Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design ) certified , making The Commons one of the largest collections of LEED - certified buildings planned on a single campus site in the southeastern United States The complement to the Commons is Vanderbilt Visions , a university core program bringing together first - year students , peer mentors , and faculty advisers to discuss the challenges and opportunities of the college experience. Vanderbilt's study abroad program offers more than 65 direct - credit programs on five continents. Host countries include Australia , New Zealand , Argentina , Chile , Italy , South Africa , Israel , Spain , France , England , Germany , Hong Kong , Japan , and China , among others. Students at Vanderbilt , the birthplace of the service - oriented Alternative Spring Break , engage with the local and global community through a large number of volunteer programs. Greek organizations provide an active social scene , and approximately 42% of students participate in Greek life. Well - known speakers and musical acts always draw a crowd on campus ; a favorite Vanderbilt tradition is Rites of Spring , a music festival that takes place on the main lawn. Indeed , Vanderbilt's location in Midtown Nashville , in the heart of Music City USA , provides something for pretty much everyone : a rich supply of country , rock , and other music , and an abundance of restaurants , theaters , shops , museums , and brewpubs , all within walking distance of campus. Tennessee is home to the Great Smoky Mountains and state parks with picnic facilities , beautiful lakes , and skiing in the winter. The best road trips are to Memphis ( home of Elvis ), New Orleans ( for Mardi Gras ), Louisville ( for the Kentucky Derby ), Atlanta , and Manchester , Tennessee ( for the annual Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival ) . Vanderbilt practices a need - blind admissions policy for all domestic applicants. In addition , the university promises to meet 100% of demonstrated need for all admitted students. As of fall 2009 , students' financial aid packages will not include need - based loans. Instead , students' need - based aid will include a combination of grant monies and federal work - study funding. Vanderbilt also offers merit aid to approximately 5% of applying students. The three signature merit programs -- Cornelius Vanderbilt Scholarship , Ingram Scholarship , and Chancellor's Scholarship -- require a separate application and each award includes full tuition plus a summer stipend. | The purpose of Vanguard University is to pursue knowledge , cultivate character , deepen faith , and equip each student for a life of leadership and service. To fulfill that purpose , Vanguard gathers a community of learners resolved to blend the pursuit of academic excellence with growth as authentic Christians. The educational experience at Vanguard , therefore , promotes the integration of faith , learning , and living. The university believes that scholarship in the arts , sciences , and professional studies illuminated by Christian truth fosters the intellectual development , moral maturity , and spiritual vitality of students. The university motto - Truth , Virtue , Service - expresses our conviction that learning involves the whole person : head , heart , and hands. | Intellectual inquiry at Vassar is characterized by an unusual degree of flexibility. The college does not have a core curriculum and students can declare a major by concentrating in a department , an interdepartmental program , a multidisciplinary program , or an individually tailored field of study in the Independent Program. This intellectual freedom produces original thinkers and has shaped the very essence of Vassar's academic life. In fact , the encouragement of interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary studies has distinguished Vassar academics at least as far back as the early 1900s -- when the college began offering interdepartmental courses -- and the wide - ranging exchange of ideas has steadily inspired an array of new courses , programs , and resources. Vassar now boasts a dozen multidisciplinary and interdepartmental programs ranging from Latin American and Latino / a Studies to Environmental Studies and Cognitive Science , the latter for which Vassar was the first college or university to offer a bachelor's degree ( 1982 ) . The college's oldest such program , Africana Studies , celebrated its fortieth anniversary in 2009 , and Media Studies became the newest of these programs in 2004. As a result , Vassar's curriculum is broader , richer , and more varied than ever , now offering students a choice among 29 departments , 6 interdisciplinary programs , 12 multidisciplinary programs , 51 majors , and over 1 , 000 courses. | Vaughn College has an enrollment of over 1300 students , and offers bachelor's and associate degree programs in engineering , engineering technology , management , and aviation. The college offers a master degree in Airport Management. Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology provides learning opportunities both inside and outside the classroom. From clubs and activities to internships , site visits , and prominent employers , you will have an opportunity to build your resume while attending college. Nearly 93 percent of graduates are employed within six months of graduation. What sets Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology apart is its small size , unique faculty and student interaction , and ideal location in the heart of the New York metropolitan area. Additionally , Vaughn College is committed to making education affordable for students. Since career choices are boundless and opportunities are everywhere , a degree from Vaughn College can open many doors. Students can also enroll in bachelor's and associate degree programs in electronic engineering technology , mechanical engineering technology , general management , airline management , airport management , aviation maintenance management , aviation maintenance , aircraft operations , aeronautical engineering technology , flight dispatch and air traffic control ( non - degree program. ) In recent years , the opportunities generated by technology have crossed all segments of American industry. There is a high demand for jobs in electronics engineering firms , computer software companies , fiber optics communication corporations , local , state and federal government , defense and airport authorities , as well as major transportation companies. The choice is yours. Accordingly , our distinguished alumni grace many varied fields , from airport management and engineering to manufacturing and electronics. They have built successful careers in organizations such as the Federal Aviation Administration ( FAA ), IBM and Xerox , Kodak , the Metropolitan Transit Authority ( MTA ), The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey , United Technologies , Cessna Citation , and Sikorsky. The analytical , technical , and communication skills developed here by more than 5 , 000 Vaughn alumni make them integral parts of any corporate team , as well as lifelong students of the high - tech world in which we all live. | One of the five Vermont State Colleges and the only one that specializes in technical education , Vermont Tech offers academic programs that teach the skills needed to succeed in today's evolving technological workplace. Vermont Tech is a small college with a lot to offer , including excellent student support services , long term average of 98% degree related placement rate , clean and beautiful residential campus , student clubs and activities and student run ski hill. Being in the heart of Vermont , Vermont Tech is close to many outdoor recreational activities , arts & entertainment and shopping throughout the state. | Villanova was founded in 1842 by the priests and brothers of the Order of St. Augustine and offers a wide variety of degree programs through four colleges : the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences , the Villanova School of Business , the College of Engineering , and the College of Nursing. The University is a comprehensive Roman Catholic institution that welcomes students of all faiths. | Virginia Commonwealth University is a public research university located in Richmond , Virginia. A diverse , urban university , Virginia Commonwealth University offers its 32 , 436 students programs in the arts , business , education , engineering , government and public affairs , graduate school , humanities and sciences , mass communications , social work , world studies , medicine , allied health professions , dentistry , nursing , pharmacy , and public health. VCU is the fastest growing university in Virginia's higher education system. With more than $230 million a year in sponsored research funding , VCU is designated as a research university with high research activity by the Carnegie Foundation. Eighteen university - approved centers and institutes of excellence - involving faculty from multiple disciplines in public policy , biotechnology and health care discoveries support the University's research mission. Innovative collaborations between the schools and campuses create groundbreaking interdisciplinary programs and build strong networks of students , professors , researchers and community leaders. One example is VCU Life Sciences , a comprehensive undergraduate , graduate and doctoral program involving academic and medical facilities. Both campuses combined , Monroe Park Campus and MCV Campus , VCU consists of 143 acres. The Monroe Park Campus is in the heart of Richmond's Fan District. The MCV Campus , which houses VCU's prestigious health sciences programs and the VCU Medical Center , is located two miles east of the Monroe Park Campus. VCU employs over 18 , 064 and the total workforce consists of the University faculty , physicians , nurses , administrative and support staff. | VMI is a challenging curricular and co - curricular undergraduate experience , producing educated and honorable men and women who will be leaders in all walks of life. Its 1 , 300 cadets pursue BA and BS degrees in 14 disciplines in the fields of engineering , science , and liberal arts. VMI combines a full college curriculum within a regimen of military discipline that emphasizes the qualities of honor , integrity , and responsibility. The undergirding in all aspects of cadet life is the VMI Honor Code , to which all cadets subscribe. | N / A | As a broad based research university with a large undergraduate population , Virginia Tech strikes a balance among learning , discovery , and engagement. Programs offer almost 200 degrees , but the institution has historic strengths in science , technology , engineering , and professional programs. Located in a sylvan mountain setting away from city life , the university has a well developed tradition of student involvement in almost 600 clubs , organizations , and social groups each offering leadership , service , and recreation opportunities. We have a tradition of strong undergraduate education with a special emphasis on professional development. As a result this large university has a small - town feel. Its "Hokie Spirit" underscores the strong sense of community that pervades the school. | In the 140 years since its founding , Virginia Union University has been teaching , strengthening its academic programs , and growing into a highly respected private , liberal arts institution. The University , founded to provide quality education for African Americans , is the result of the "union" of two institutions : Wayland Seminary and Richmond Theological Institute , established by the American Baptist Home Mission Society ; and Hartshorn Memorial College of Richmond and Storer College of Harpers Ferry , West Virginia. Virginia Union University , nourished by the African American heritage and energized by a commitment to excellence , provides a nurturing , intellectually challenging , and spiritually enriching environment. Virginia Union University develops scholars , leaders , and lifelong learners who attain their maximum potential to become contributing members of a global society. Seeking to empower students , the University provides dynamic academic and support programs that help students develop strong moral values that assist in building a foundation for success. The University offers a broad range of educational opportunities while advancing its focus on teaching , research , science , and technology , as well as adult continuing education , civic engagement , and distance education. | Wabash college is a private liberal arts college that educates men to think critically , act responsibly , lead effectively and live humanely. Wabash is a student - centered institution governed entirely by the Gentleman's Rule , which calls for students to conduct themselves at all times as gentlemen and responsible citizens. Nearly three - quarters of all Wabash students will study off campus , either as part of an Immersion Learning course or in a traditional semester abroad program. Wabash's broad - based liberal arts curriculum prepares men for law , medical , and graduate schools , and internships help men prepare for business careers. Over 70 percent of graduating seniors will have worked in a paid internship. A new program in 2008 - 09 is the Wabash Business Leadership Program. | "Sustaining the Innovation." At Wagner College we believe education is about connecting. Connected learning comes through linking multidisciplinary classes ( learning communities ), experiential learning , civic education and a strong focus on writing and communication. The "Wagner Plan" requires that each student take three learning communities. In the first semester the "LC" connects two required courses around a theme , adds a writing intensive Reflective Tutorial and includes three hours per week of community based fieldwork related to the courses. In the senior year a capstone LC in the major , includes 100 hours of fieldwork and a thesis / research project. The 3rd LC is taken in the middle years and combines the major with core requirements. Our curriculum has been lauded by AAC&U , The Washington Center for Learning and Time Magazine among others. At Wagner students truly "learn by doing". | One of the nation's most respected private schools , Wake Forest University is a collegiate university recognized for its outstanding academic reputation , challenging liberal arts curriculum , and personalized learning. Wake Forest further distinguishes itself through its beautiful residential campus , extensive study - abroad programs , a need - blind admissions policy , sophisticated computing and networking technology , and Atlantic Coast Conference athletic programs. The university is committed to personalized education , inquiry and exploration. At Wake Forest , undergraduate classes are taught by full - time faculty , not graduate assistants. The student / faculty ratio is 11 : 1 and professors embody the teacher - scholar ideal of teaching and research. The heart of Wake Forest's mission is rooted in its motto , Pro Humanitate , service to humanity. Wake Forest students , faculty and alumni understand that the mind has the power to change the world. But , more importantly , they believe in the power of the mind and conscience to change the world for the better. A mix of dedicated faculty teacher - scholars ; curious and eager students ; academic , cultural , athletic and social activities exemplify a school that is small in size , but large in resources. With fewer than 4 , 500 undergraduates , Wake Forest provides the intimacy and personal attention characteristic of America's most selective private institutions. Yet , Wake Forest is a world - class university with the academic reputation and research activity found at major universities. Its graduate school of arts and sciences , along with professional schools in law , medicine , management and divinity , enrich the intellectual environment and provide resources to undergraduates , as do interdisciplinary programs in such areas as entrepreneurship. Wake Forest was selected by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation to receive a $2.16 million grant to expand entrepreneurship programs , one of eight such Kauffman campuses nationwide. Wake Forest is home to the Center for Nanotechnology and Molecular Materials , which works closely with the Department of Defense and several industry leaders to transfer its work to practical applications in the areas of manufacturing and national defense. The Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine is an international leader in the translation of scientific discovery into clinical therapies. | Founded in 1892 , Walla Walla University is a private university affiliated with the Seventh - day Adventist Church. With more than 1 , 800 students of diverse backgrounds in attendance , WWU is fully accredited and offers more than 100 areas of study in liberal arts , professional , and technical programs. Shaped by its core Christian values , WWU offers a tradition of exceptional education.The largest undergraduate programs are business , education , and engineering. Graduate programs in education , biology , and social work are also offered. Located on a 55 - acre campus in College Place , Wash. , WWU also operates a School of Nursing in Portland , Ore. , and a marine laboratory on the Puget Sound near Anacortes , Wash. A graduate social work program is offered in Missoula and Billings , Mont. Walla Walla University presents to students the unique opportunity to serve as a student missionary overseas or within North America. Students are able to change lives around the world and upon their return become spiritual leaders on campus. More than 40 percent of WWU students live in campus housing , establishing a full schedule of extra - curricular activities. | Walsh University has as its mission to educate the children of the working class in a faith - based environment. Nearly fifty percent of our students are the first in their families to attend college. We focus on career preparation and on developing a willingness and desire to be servant leaders in the communities in which they settle after graduation. We work diligently to create an environment where human dignity flourishes. We are supportive of each student as an individual and strive never to be elitist. Our Catholic heritage influences all we do. | Warner Pacific College is an accredited , urban Christian liberal arts college preparing students from diverse backgrounds for the challenges of the 21st Century. The college community is characterized by a relational educational atmosphere that promotes transformation , mutual responsibility , and personal excellence. Students engage in service in and awareness of the needs represented in the college's urban Portland , Oregon setting. Warner Pacific College serves more than 1 , 300 students , both traditional - aged and working - adult students with degree programs ranging from Associates to Masters level.The college offers 24 majors , 28 minors and 4 pre - professional programs.The college is committed to instilling in students a devotion to the practical liberal arts , enabling them to apply their faith and scholarship to the betterment of their communities and civic responsbility. In order to provide greater access to Christian higher education for all students , including first - generation and under - resourced students , Warner Pacific College recently restructured its tuition and financial aid for traditional students , reducing tuition by 23% for the 2008 - 2009 academic year. At present the College's tuition is 35% lower than the average for private colleges and universities in the Pacific Northwest. Through Warner Pacific's core humanities curriculum , students explore the human condition and discover how faith and scholarship leads to lives of service.Warner Pacific College provides Adult Degree programs for working adults , licensure for public K - 12 instruction and holds several memberships and authorizations including the Council for Independant Colleges , the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities , the Teacher Standards and Practices Commission of the State of Oregon and the Nation Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. Warner Pacific College is accreditied by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. The College was awarded a $290 , 000 grant from the Collins Foundation to launch a comphrensive Urban Studies program and academic major. In addition to the Urban Studies major also initiated a Peace Studies minor. Both programs reflect the urban mission and focus of the College. The urban context in which Warner Pacific College is situated provides students incredible opportunities for cultural engagement , amazing internships , and to participate in demanding inner - city service projects. The College's focus on its urban mission acknowledges the increasingly urban nature of our world and equips students to live , work and serve in urban settings. | Warner Southern College offers a liberal arts education focused on the development of each individual student. The small , private college provides a sense of community for students not available in large institutions. Quality , academic programs include more than 30 undergraduate majors , opportunities for mission work and study abroad. A wide range of financial aid is available. The college is well known for its outstanding musical productions which enhance both campus and community life. The athletic program is part of the Champions of Character initiative sponsored by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. Located in central Florida only about an hour's drive from Tampa or Orlando , the college campus has the benefits of a serene setting close to major urban areas. | By almost any measure , Warren Wilson College is an uncommon institution. One of six work colleges nationwide , Warren Wilson is further distinguished by its longtime service - learning program that helps form a Triad of academics , work and community service. Students , faculty and staff work together to preserve community and inspire personal growth. Although the 800 undergraduate students have diverse backgrounds and interests , they share a common bond : a desire to make a difference in the world. The Triad's holistic approach to learning , which includes a strong emphasis on cross - cultural experiences and environmental stewardship , gives students the foundation to do just that. | As a four - year liberal arts college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America , Wartburg College challenges and nurtures students for lives of leadership and service as a spirited expression of their faith and learning. It is named after the Wartburg Castle in Eisenach , Germany. An intentional focus on leadership , global and multicultural education , and hands - on learning adds value to the Wartburg educational experience. The academic program strives to create a learning community that educates the whole person by developing students' intellectual talents , cultivating their personal convictions , and engaging them in active participation in the community. | Located on a 160 - acre campus in the center of Topeka , the capital of Kansas , Washburn University provides excellent liberal arts and professional education to over 7 , 000 students. Founded in 1865 , Washburn skillfully combines the most effective modes of educating : accomplished faculty , small class sizes , state of the art technology , modern learning techniques and unique opportunities available through an interactive campus and community relationship. The university offers more than 190 programs leading to certification , associate , bachelor , master's and juris doctor degrees through the College of Arts and Sciences and the Schools of Applied Studies , Business , Law and Nursing. | Washington & Jefferson College offers an exceptional liberal arts education. W&J has been ranked first in the country per capita for producing attorneys and third in the country for producing physicians and medical researchers. Routinely , 90% of our applicants to medical and law schools are admitted. In 2007 , 100% of W&J graduates passed the Pennsylvania bar exam. More than 85% of seniors seeking employment find work in their fields or admission to graduate school before graduation. W&J offers students a personalized learning experience , with more than 70% of classes having fewer than 20 students. With a 12 : 1 student - to - faculty ratio , professors hold classes in their homes , help students develop advanced research agendas , and attend athletic events to cheer them on. In addition , numerous alumni around the world offer students networking opportunities in nearly every discipline. The result is student achievement of the highest caliber. Our students land research internships at The Pasteur Institute , The Mayo Clinic , and Los Alamos Labs , to name a few. W&J challenges our students by sending them to national meetings where their research is presented alongside that of professional researchers , graduate students , and faculty from other institutions. More than half of our students take advantage of more than 40 study abroad programs in countries such as Australia , China , France , Germany , Spain , and South Africa. W&J students put their liberal arts educations to work , testing their professional aspirations in the real world while becoming global citizens. The Intersession term , a distinctive feature of our 4 - 1 - 4 academic calendar , allows students to take one course , intensively , during the month of January. They may travel to London to study theatre , camp out in Africa to watch animals migrate , or stay on campus to design robots or study with a prize - winning journalist. W&J students study hard , but they are also active outside of the classroom. Almost 30% of students belong to Greek organizations. With close proximity to Pittsburgh , W&J students can easily travel into the city on college - run vans to see professional sports events , shop , eat in fine restaurants , attend theatre or ballet performances , or listen to renowned speakers. W&J was honored with the President's Honor Roll for Community Service with Distinction ; students volunteer more than 15 , 000 hours a year in service to our community. They raise money for cancer research , volunteer at the Humane Society , read to first graders and to the blind , and help staff the Washington Women's Shelter. W&J also has a strong tradition of producing student - athletes. The College fields 24 intercollegiate sports and is still the smallest college ever to compete in the Rose Bowl , battling California to a zero - zero tie in the 1922 game. Student athletes from W&J include Charlie West , the first African - American quarterback in the Rose Bowl game , and legendary coaches such as John Heisman. With about 12 , 000 living alumni , W&J has graduated leaders in almost every field , from architecture to zoology. The College boasts civic leaders like James G. Blaine ( 1847 ), who served as secretary of state and ran for president three times ; as well as pioneers such as Joseph Walker , who made the first NASA x - 15 flight and was the first to pilot the Lunar Landing Research Vehicle ; and Jesse Lazear , who studied yellow fever in Cuba with Walter Reed. W&J also educated NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell '81 and Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl '03 , the youngest mayor of a major U.S. city in the United States. Students and graduates alike are experiencing incredible success in a variety of fields inside and outside the classroom , and the John A. Swanson Science Center , as expected , opened in early 2010. W&J is a college on the move , looking to the future with great optimism while building on its historical past. | Washington and Lee University is a highly ranked national institution with strong programs in the liberal arts and sciences , business , journalism and law. With students from almost every state as well as more than 40 foreign countries , W&L is a global community in a small college town. Its location in Lexington , Va. , offers the unparalleled beauty and recreation of the Shenandoah Valley , a great place to live and study. Student self - governance is a hallmark of a W&L education. The student - run Honor System , with its single sanction of dismissal , yields high expectations that students internalize and live out in a community of trust. With unproctored exams and facilities open 24 hours a day , this environment sets W&L apart and engenders a commitment to honor and civility that continues to inform students' decisions well beyond graduation. Small classes , state - of - the - art facilities and a supportive educational environment prepare W&L students for success in both graduate school and the workplace. Professors are committed to mentoring and teaching students , both in the classroom and in impromptu get - togethers around town , a happy situation that leads to lifelong relationships. More than 87 percent of the faculty hold earned doctorate or terminal degrees and are active researchers in their chosen fields. Interdisciplinary courses and programs are common at W&L and employ the latest technology and research to create a rich and varied curriculum unmatched by other institutions of its size. The first college in the U.S. to offer courses in business and journalism , it remains the only university in the nation's top 20 liberal arts schools to have nationally accredited programs in both fields. W&L also boasts special academic programs , such as independent and honors work and professional ethics programs , as well as a four - week spring term for students to immerse themselves in a single subject , gain valuable experience in internships or study abroad. Washington and Lee students are actively involved in shaping their educations. They also participate in athletics , the arts and more than 120 student organizations that are a key aspect of campus life. Students are committed to leadership and service and enjoy numerous opportunities to participate in both. Omicron Delta Kappa , a national honor society recognizing leadership and service in campus activities , was founded in 1914 at W&L. Students lead student government , service organizations and campus committees. Politics students oversee the Mock Convention , the largest , most accurate , student - run , simulated presidential selection in the nation. Students in the Williams Investment Society manage $1 million of the University's endowment , primarily in equity securities. The Shepherd Poverty Alliance has partnerships with more than 35 non - profit agencies and organizations across the eastern U.S. , providing W&L students with valuable career experience serving disadvantaged individuals , while the Nabors Service League matches student volunteers with local needs. The nation's ninth - oldest institution of higher education , W&L enjoys a rich history dating to its founding in 1749. George Washington saved the then - struggling institute in 1796 , when he gave the school its first endowment gift of $20 , 000 in James River Canal stock. In 1813 , Washington acknowledged and accepted the honor of the institution's renaming as Washington College. Robert E. Lee served as president from 1865 until his death in 1870 , expanded course offerings , instituted innovative programs and established two of the University's most cherished hallmarks , the Honor System and the speaking tradition. After Lee's death , the trustees changed the school's name to Washington and Lee University. The front campus of the University is a National Historic Landmark , only the third college campus in the country so designated. | Washington College was founded under the patronage of George Washington and was the first college chartered in the new nation. Within a traditional liberal arts setting , approximately 1300 students benefit from intensively interactive education with opportunities for undergraduate research , internships , creative projects , and study abroad. Its setting in the Chesapeake Bay watershed facilitates studies in history , archeology , biology , chemistry , and environmental studies. Washington College offers a behavioral neuroscience program , as well as the nation's largest undergraduate literary prize. Washington's legacy is reflected today in the George Washington Scholars program - $50 , 000 merit scholarship recognizing the promise of leadership. | As a leading national research university , Washington State University provides an exceptional education to undergraduate , graduate , and professional students. Students work side - by - side with professors whose scholarship and research are at the frontiers of knowledge. Among the faculty are members of the National Academy of Sciences , National Academy of Engineering , Institute of Medicine , and recipients of numerous national awards and fellowships. WSU is Washington's only land - grant institution. It emphasizes hands - on learning both in and out of the classroom. Undergraduate students experience groundbreaking research firsthand and gain an edge in applying for distinguished national fellowships and to exclusive graduate and professional programs. Many undergraduates present papers at conferences and publish their research findings in scholarly journals. They enter national competitions in areas as varied as mock trial , interior design , business plans , and robotics. The University has a spirited sense of community that infuses academics throughout its residential main campus in southeastern Washington. Freshman Focus living - learning communities bring academics into the residence halls , and a Common Reading program for freshmen stimulates discussion in the classroom and across campus. The University emphasizes international experiences for students and offers more than 1 , 200 choices for education abroad. Additionally , students volunteer more than 30 , 000 hours of service in a typical academic year through the Center for Civic Engagement. Fortune 500 and other employers actively recruit interns and graduates , whom many consider the best qualified in the state. Across the University's twelve colleges , many academic programs rank among the nation's finest. Particularly well known is the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication , named for the University's distinguished alumnus , where students gain hands - on experience at student - run television and radio stations. The Honors College is one of the oldest and most respected university - wide programs for high - achieving students , with an enriched liberal arts curriculum and a global perspective. Talented graduate students from around the world come to the University to work alongside its pioneering faculty. In the molecular biosciences , faculty members are noted worldwide for their work in protein biochemistry , DNA repair , structural biology , and reproductive biology. The physics department has world - renowned research groups in astrophysics , material and optical physics , matter under extreme conditions , and novel states of matter. Professors in the plant sciences and zoology stand among the most productive , widely published scholars in the nation. Veterinary and health science research conducted in WSU's College of Veterinary Medicine and School for Global Animal Health , is among the most frequently cited by peer scientists in peer - reviewed publications. In the liberal arts , the English department is home to nationally recognized authors and alumni. Research conducted in the Department of Sociology and the communication college influences policy that touches lives nationwide. Distinctive facilities include the Smith Center for Undergraduate Education , with the latest teaching technologies ; the award - winning Student Recreation Center ; modern student dining facilities , and a fully renovated student union building with a state - of - the - art auditorium , meeting rooms , lounges , and food court. In Martin Stadium , Beasley Coliseum , and other athletic venues , the Pac - 10 Cougars challenge top men's and women's teams to the cheers of devoted fans. The location of the main campus in the small college town of Pullman means that Cougar spirit permeates life on and off campus. The University also has regional campuses in Spokane , the Tri - Cities , and Vancouver , and has nationally recognized online learning programs available worldwide. | Washington University in St. Louis is a research university that offers a unique environment for undergraduate students to learn and grow. Unparalleled curriculum flexibility and learning opportunities in a friendly and supportive community inspire undergraduates to explore their interests and develop new ones. Working with their advisors , undergraduates may choose a traditional single major , as many do. Others combine majors with minors , second majors , and pre - professional programs -- all within their four - year undergraduate experience. We encourage our students to participate in internships , study abroad programs , research and scholarship , and over 200 clubs and organizations , rounding out Washington University's commitment to help each student identify and pursue his or her passion. Our students pursue their passions every day. Visit campus and ask them about their experiences. | Wayland has both an academic and a service mission. Its academic mission is to prepare in a Christian environment broadly educated individuals who can move productively into a variety of professions or into further academic pursuits. Academic programs are designed to include a combination of educational breadth and specific career or discipline preparation. The Wayland experience is guided by a dedicated , well - qualified , accessible faculty who value teaching and learning , who exhibit both reverence and enthusiasm for that truth which has its ultimate source in God , and who endeavor to relate the higher education experience to the human condition. | As a leading institution of higher education , Waynesburg University offers an innovative choice for Christian higher education for the 21st century world. With a liberal arts foundation , various professional curricular programs educate students both for a career and for life. Presenting an education for civic responsibility , service - learning initiatives pervade our educational offerings and campus culture. At the heart of this education , the focus centers on students , both as individuals and as a student body. Our mission is to facilitate the education of all of our students to make the connections that matter between faith , learning and serving. | Wayne State College , a regional , public four - year college in Wayne , Nebraska , offers undergraduate and graduate programs in business , education , arts and sciences , and pre - professional studies. Offering affordable educational excellence in a personalized setting , Wayne State emphasizes undergraduate teaching , with 76 percent of full - time faculty holding terminal degrees in their field. The student - faculty ratio is 20 : 1. Programs of excellence include the Northeast Nebraska Teacher Academy , the first of its kind in the nation ; the Rural Health Opportunities Program for health professions ; service - learning opportunities , and learning community experiences. A high percentage of Wayne State graduates obtain jobs in their field. | Mission Statement Weber State University provides learning opportunities appropriate to a comprehensive institution of higher education , welcoming participants from all regions , nations , and cultures. The mission of the university is to meet the educational needs of Utah through roles assigned by the State Board of Regents in the liberal arts and sciences and a variety of vocations and professions. Primarily committed to quality undergraduate education , the university offers degree programs which include advanced professional preparation. Students are admitted on the basis of demonstrated competence in skills that assure a reasonable chance of success in both college and career. Curricular and co - curricular programs emphasize further development of such skills , together with the acquisition of knowledge and development of character. Eligibility for degrees requires meeting established standards of competence through outcomes assessment. Instructional programs are designed to prepare students for immediate employment or further study , at the same time equipping them through liberal education for lifelong learning in a changing world. The process of learning is emphasized , as well as accumulation of knowledge. Organized around traditional disciplines , the university also cultivates opportunities for faculty and students to transcend disciplinary boundaries. Extensive personal contact and support among students , faculty , and staff create an enriched learning environment both in and out of the classroom. Weber State University responds to the changing global environment through innovative and conventional instruction , public service activities , and continuous improvement of its programs. To insure vitality for effective teaching and service , the university engages in scholarship , research , artistic expression , and other professional pursuits. The university serves as a cultural center for its region and seeks to be a leader in addressing the particular needs of its diverse students , improving public education , and stimulating economic development through appropriate , learning - oriented partnerships with the community. | Webster University is distinguished by its global campus network , which includes campuses in Geneva , London , the Netherlands , Vienna , Cha - am and Bangkok in Thailand , as well as Shanghai , Chengdu and Shenzhen in China. Webster's commitment is more than having campuses around the world ; it is our study abroad , our faculty exchange , and our focus on internationalizing our curriculum whenever possible. Students from around the world have unique opportunities to study face to face or online , learning to be global citizens through direct experience. Preparing students for global citizenship is a core component of Webster University's mission. Several acclaimed programs make study abroad easy and affordable for undergraduates at the St. Louis campus. Webster offers a high - quality education grounded in the liberal arts and infused with practical preparation for the real world. | One of the most academically challenging colleges in the country and widely acknowledged as the nation's top women's college , Wellesley provides students with myriad opportunities. With a longstanding commitment to and established reputation for academic excellence , Wellesley offers more than 1 , 000 courses in 56 established majors and supports more than 100 student clubs and organizations. Wellesley's blend of high academic standards , strong sense of community and dedicated faculty create an ideal environment for women who want to succeed. Because Wellesley is an undergraduate institution , students don't compete with graduate students for faculty attention , academic resources , the use of facilities or research projects. Wellesley's admission process is "need - blind" for U.S. citizens and permanent residents , which means that the college admits students without regard to their family's ability to pay. Wellesley is one of the few institutions that meets 100 percent of a student's demonstrated financial need and is committed to working with students and their families to make college affordable. Wellesley has boosted its generous financial aid to eliminate loans for students with the greatest need. One of the most socio - economically diverse colleges in the country , Wellesley provides financial aid to 54 percent of its students , placing it among a handful of colleges and universities that provide financial aid to more than half of its students. The average financial aid package ( 2009 - 2010 ) is $35 , 951 in grants , loans , and work study. Wellesley's 2300 students enjoy an average class size of 17 - 20 students and a student to faculty ratio of 8 : 1. Each year several hundred students spend a semester or year studying abroad. Cross - registration of courses is available with MIT , Babson College , Olin College of Engineering and Brandeis University. Exchange programs are offered with the Twelve College Exchange Program , Spelman College and many others. Wellesley has outstanding internship and career services , with about three - quarters of its students participating in at least one internship. The Center for Work and Service provides internship stipends of $3 , 000 for about 300 students each year , making it possible for many to devise their own internship or to accept an otherwise unpaid opportunity. Wellesley has 13 varsity teams as well as club teams and recreational activities. There are 21 residence halls that vary in size from 140 to 285 students. Students from all four classes live in most residence halls. Facilities include the Lulu Chow Wang Campus Center , Science Center , Knapp Media & Technology Center , Library , Davis Museum & Collins Cinema , Keohane Sports Center , Hunnewell Arboretum & Alexandra Botanic Garden , Ferguson Greenhouses , Jewett Arts Center , Nehoiden Golf Course , Newhouse Center for the Humanities , Pforzheimer Learning and Teaching Center , Slater International Center , Wellesley Centers for Women , Whitin Observatory and Wellesley College Theatre. The Albright Institute for Global Affairs educates women for leadership in the world. Alumnae connections are very strong at Wellesley , with approximately 32 , 000 alumnae members. Notable alumnae include U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton '69 , former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright '59 , ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer '67 , former first lady of the Republic of China Madame Chiang Kai - Shek '17 , former Space Shuttle Commander Pamela Melroy '83 and many more. Wellesley is easily accessible to Boston , a great city in which to meet thousands of other college students and to experience theatre , art , sports and entertainment. One of the most diverse colleges in the nation , Wellesley College enrolls students from 66 countries and all 50 states. | Wells College is a coeducational , private , liberal arts college located on a beautiful 365 - acre lakeside campus situated in the heart of the Finger Lakes Region of New York State in the historical village of Aurora. True to its heritage , Wells maintains a national reputation for academic excellence. The College prides itself on offering one of the most collaborative learning environments in higher education today. This is not your ordinary education. The Wells experience is deeply personal and intensely focused on superior academic achievement. Wells offers 23 majors and over 40 minors. With one professor for every ten students , professors really get to know everyone. The average class size has fourteen students and is taught seminar - style , with discussions taking precedence over lectures. Since 1868 we've been encouraging our students to step outside the classroom. Why? Because the best education combines traditional studies with real - world experiences. Last year , the Wells Office of Career Services coordinated internships in twenty states , the District of Columbia , France and Senegal. By graduation , 97% of seniors had completed at least one internship. Your education won't stop at the edge of campus. Recent internships include : The White House , ABC Television , Aquarium of the Pacific , Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum , Smithsonian Institution , and many more. Wells also offers an extensive study abroad program with affiliated programs in 13 different countries. Our staff will help you pursue your academic interests wherever they lead you. You might study ecosystems in Australia's Outback or work in labs , film studios or research hospitals anywhere in the world. Although the two most popular programs are in Florence and Paris , you could study almost anywhere. We also work with affiliated institutions to make sure your learning opportunities are as rich and varied as possible. For example , if you find the perfect course at Cornell University or the London School of Economics , we'll do our best to get you there. There are many opportunities for you to develop your leadership skills through over 40 different organizations including a literary magazine and newspaper , music and drama groups , and political organizations. Wells is a Division III member of the NCAA with intercollegiate women's teams in basketball , cross - country , field hockey , golf , lacrosse , soccer , softball , swimming , and tennis and intercollegiate men's teams in basketball , cross - country , golf , lacrosse , soccer and swimming. Women's basketball is a new intercollegiate sport for the 2010 - 2011 academic year. Wells students are intellectually curious , open - minded , and creative. They are comfortable expressing themselves , listening to others and sharing ideas. They are caring citizens of the world , eager to travel beyond the campus and outside their comfort zones. Wells students love to learn. If you love learning , you'll love the Wells experience. | Forever first for women's education - striving for excellence , grounded in faith , and engaged in service to the world. Founded in 1836 as the first college in the world for women , Wesleyan College offers an education that leads to lifelong intellectual , personal , and professional growth. Our academic community attracts those with a passion for learning and making a difference. The Wesleyan experience has four cornerstones : Academics , Women , Faith , and Community. We believe that real education is a lifelong endeavor , fueled by curiosity , challenge , and discovery. Providing a solid foundation for a lifetime of learning and growth. Mention the term "women's college" and most people envision ivy - covered towers in the U.S. northeast. However , Wesleyan College in Macon , Georgia , a four - year liberal arts college founded in 1836 , has the distinction of being the world's first degree - granting college for women. Today it is recognized as one of the nation's most diverse and affordable selective colleges. Students value the College's tradition of service , small classes , beautiful residence halls and picturesque campus. Wesleyan is committed to the goals of educating women to understand and appreciate the liberal and fine arts and preparing them for careers through high - quality professional programs. | We believe that liberal education should instill capacities for critical and creative thinking that can address unfamiliar and changing circumstances , engender a moral sensibility that can weigh consequence beyond self , and establish an enduring love of learning for its own sake. With the help of our faculty , Wesleyan students develop their own unique programs of study , which reflect their own interests and address capabilities we believe are essential to effective participation in a global society. Our faculty are active , well - known scholars , and the community is intellectually lively , so students have resources and support for accomplishing serious scholarly work as undergraduates. | Located in historic Dover , Delaware , Wesley College is well positioned to meet today's challenges. Its enrollment growth , faculty enhancement , physical facilities expansion and creative programs stand it in good stead to become a higher education beacon in the eastern United States. | Established in 1871 as a teacher's college , West Chester University is a public comprehensive institution committed to high - quality undergraduate and graduate education. Preparing the largest number of teachers certified in Pennsylvania , WCU has expanded to meet employers' needs by offering programs and partnerships that provide students with internships and practicum experiences. The interdisciplinary B.S. in Pharmaceutical Product Development features paid cooperative assignments , preparing undergraduates for positions in the biopharmaceutical industry or graduate programs. The Computer Science Department's Center for Academic Excellence in Information Assurance is one of only 70 such institutes nationwide. As a cultural center , WCU offers over 100 concerts , exhibits , speakers and visiting artists annually. | A campus of the University of North Carolina system , Western Carolina University provides outstanding opportunities for students in a supportive living - learning environment that encourages interaction with faculty , participation in organized community service activities and preparation for future careers. In 2008 , WCU adopted a new quality enhancement plan as part of its successful effort to earn re - accreditation from the Southern Association of Schools and Colleges. The plan is a framework for helping students become engaged and intentional in their own educations by encouraging them to reflect on how their classroom experience connects to what they learn outside the classroom and how everything in their university experience connects to their career and life goals. SACS reviewers expressed enthusiastic approval for the plan and urged the university to move forward with it. At the same time , faculty adopted a new tenure policy that rewards professors for using their scholarly expertise to address the needs of the region. The policy adds a new dimension to the traditional evaluation of faculty on the quality of their teaching and research. In response to increased student enrollment and changes in academic programs , the university was restructured , creating a new College of Fine and Performing Arts and a new College of Health and Human Sciences. WCU also encompasses an Honors College ; Kimmel School of Construction Management and Technology ; and the colleges of Business , Arts and Sciences , and Education and Allied Professions. Students continue to give WCU high marks on the National Survey of Student Engagement. In nearly all measures of student engagement , WCU is above its peers. Among its first - year students , WCU performed better on all five benchmarks than its peers and was ranked significantly better than the NSSE national average on active and collaborative learning , student - faculty interaction and supportive campus environment. Among seniors , WCU performed significantly better than its peers and the NSSE cohort on active and collaborative learning and student - faculty interaction. In 2008 , WCU opened a $16.7 million , 73 , 000 - square - foot Campus Recreation Center. A $17.6 million dining hall will open in fall 2009 , as well as the first of two adjoining residence halls , a combined $50.2 million project. In accordance with plans to develop its Millennial Initiative , a 344 - acre project that doubles the size of campus , WCU is moving forward with a new $46.2 million health and gerontological sciences building. It will house educational and outreach programs as well as state - of - the - art laboratories and classrooms for nursing , social work , physical therapy , athletic training , environmental health , health information administration , nutrition and dietetics , emergency medical care , recreational therapy and communication sciences and disorders. For the past four years , WCU students have ranked in the top 10 at the prestigious annual National Conference on Undergraduate Research , consistently leading the way among UNC institutions. In 2009 , WCU became one of only 83 institutions nationally named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction by the Corporation for National and Community Service. U.S. News and World Report's "Best Colleges Guide" in 2008 ranked WCU among the top public master's degree - granting institutions in the South and recognized WCU in its "Great Schools , Great Prices" section. The Princeton Review ranked WCU's College of Business among the nation's best schools at which to earn a master's degree in business administration , with WCU's program earning a top - four spot among schools offering the greatest opportunity for women and receiving high marks for small class sizes. WCU's online master's degree program in project management and online bachelor's degree program in criminal justice have received No. 1 national rankings in quality and affordability by GetEducated.com. | Western Illinois University offers a caring , supportive learning environment with the advantages of a large public university - strong faculty , state of the art technology and facilities , and a wide range of academic and extra - curricular opportunities - in an atmosphere free from distractions. Western provides a low student - to - full - time faculty ratio ( 16 : 1 ) and an average class size of 25 students. Western ensures that education is affordable and attainable through its guarantee programs. Western's Cost Guarantee locks in the cost of tuition , room , board and fees for four years. Our GradTrac program guarantees students graduate in four years or less in most academic programs. | This is an exciting time at Western Kentucky University as we become a leading American university with international reach. We are undergoing a physical , intellectual , cultural , attitudinal , academic , social and economic transformation toward becoming a nationally prominent university. As a result , WKU has become a university of choice for many students , faculty and staff. WKU possesses programs of national prominence in journalism and broadcasting , engineering , and forensics. Our alumni express a high level of satisfaction with the overall quality of their education and members of the Western Family share a spirit that is unique among institutions in American higher education. | Western Michigan University is one of the nation's top - 100 public universities and one of Michigan's four major research universities. WMU enjoys an international reputation in fields as varied as aviation , graph theory , medieval studies , engineering and jazz studies. Located in Kalamazoo , two and one - half hours equidistant from Detroit and Chicago , WMU offer access to state - of - the - art academic facilities to its over 24 , 000 students -- with nearly 20 , 000 at the undergraduate level. Students also enjoy Division I athletics , the benefit of nearly 300 student organizations and all of the recreational and cultural amenities of a mid - sized college town that is just a short drive from the beaches of Lake Michigan and West Michigan ski slopes. | Western New England College is committed to being a leader regionally and recognized nationally in providing integrated professional and liberal learning. The College is characterized by a synergy that results internally from the collaboration of its programs in Arts and Sciences , Business , Engineering , and Law and externally from the important strategic partnerships and alliances forged with the local and regional business , educational , and civic community. All students are regarded as a resource in excellence whose special talents and attributes will be challenged by their educational program to assure success in their professional and personal development and lives. | Western Oregon University is a comprehensive university that creates personalized learning opportunities , supports the advancement of knowledge for the public good and maximizes individual and professional development. Our environment is open to the exchange of ideas , where discovery , creativity and critical thinking flourish , and students succeed. Western Oregon University is steadily emerging as a leading comprehensive public liberal arts institution. | A special mix of academic excellence , active learning , personal attention to students , residential environment , respect for diversity , and beautiful surroundings makes Western Washington University one of the top public master's - granting universities in the nation. Now in its 116th year , the university has received national recognition for its commitment to student - faculty collaboration in the teaching and learning process , for providing outstanding access to academic technology , and for the exceptionally high degree of attention students receive from faculty. Undergraduate research in sciences and the humanities is encouraged as is community service and service learning. | Above all , Westfield State College emphasizes the student as the center of the college. Westfield builds upon a tradition of excellence and innovation by engaging students in a dynamic and diverse learning community. Through rigorous academic and applied learning , our students become leaders in society. We help our students develop intellectually and to use their knowledge and skills to improve the social and economic conditions in their communities through community service. The college emphasizes the importance of collaborative education , distinguished and strengthened by a general education program that links the arts and sciences with professional studies , and by opportunities for experiential and community - based learning. During the past year , under the leadership of its nineteenth President Evan S. Dobelle , the college has begun : a global initiative to expand international study and exchange opportunities ; a town - gown initiative that seeks to connect the college with the City and to help to make Westfield the college town that it was always meant to be ; a program of campus improvements , including the renovation of the library and Ely Hall and a Speaker Series , whose world - class roster is bringing thousands of people to campus for evenings of thought and discussion. | West Liberty University is a four - year comprehensive public University that provides students with contemporary curricula that encompass a variety of degree programs. As West Virginia's oldest institution of higher learning , West Liberty is customer - driven and vision - oriented with a focus on student learning. With over thirty nationally accredited programs , we offer students the opportunity to achieve their educational and personal goals through strong academic and social programs , cultural activities , professional services , and athletic events. Students are recognized and respected as individuals and enjoy a friendly atmosphere and an enjoyable place in which to work and learn. WLU enjoys productive partnerships with area businesses , public schools , higher education institutions , and government. The University is a vigorous competitor for top - quality students and for external financial support. WLU is known for being highly effective at meeting student needs. West Liberty's Mission is to provide our students the opportunity for a high quality undergraduate , graduate and professional education. West Liberty is dedicated to placing the latest technology in the hands of our students. Educational innovation is the driving force behind West Liberty's Student Laptop Program , and incoming students have the opportunity to benefit from this unique initiative. An exceptional laptop package offers the use of mobile computing , both inside and outside the classroom , provides licensed McAfee Anti - Virus software , Microsoft Office 2007 , and students will receive priority assistance from the laptop support center. West Liberty's new Media Arts Center is a truly state - of - the - art facility with television production technological capabilities that rival and often exceed those of professional studios throughout the region. The Media Arts Center provides hands - on opportunities for classroom experiences such as : radio production ; digital audio creation and digital audio recording techniques ; digital imaging ; animation ; web design ; and many other opportunities including an 816 square - foot television control room that serves as a classroom for live television production. West Liberty is approved to offer its first - ever stand - alone graduate program , a Master of Arts in Education. This program is expected to serve the graduate degree needs of many professional educators in the Upper Ohio Valley. | Westminster students value traditions ( we were founded in 1851 ) and practice our core values of Integrity , Respect , Fairness and Responsibility. Most students are active in community service and service learning , through our Center for Leadership and Service. Our students value being a person , rather than a number , and being able to graduate in 4 years. Best of all , they enjoy and respect our faculty and staff - full - time professionals whose primary goals are good teaching and advising. Our academic programs are excellent and most classes are collaborative , taught seminar style with lots of group projects that stress initiative , teamwork and communication skills. Our alumni praise the values and skills taught and modeled by our faculty and staff. Students , faculty and staff describe Westminster as a cherished "way of life!" Best of all , Westminster is made up of quality people -- a COMMUNITY of students , faculty and staff. | It is the mission of Westminster College to bring to our students a world - class education that integrates the liberal arts with a major. We also pride ourselves in the manner in which extra and co - curricular activities are integrated into the learning experience. The faculty take pride in the promotion of active and collaborative learning experiences. We enjoy a very high graduation rate with over seventy six percent of our first year students graduating on time. | Westminster College offers a truly unique environment for learning in a location that is recognized as a quality of life hotspot. Utah was recently rated the # 1 best state to live in and the # 1 city for job growth by Forbes , Outside magazine rated Salt Lake City a "near - perfect location for avid outdoor adventurers" and Men's Fitness rated Salt Lake as the nation???s fittest city. Located where the city of Salt Lake meets the Rocky Mountains and deeply committed to each student's success , Westminster is a comprehensive college that integrates a strong foundation in liberal education with cutting - edge professional programs at both the undergraduate and graduate level. Our purposes are to prepare students to lead lives of learning , accomplishment , and service , and to help them develop skills and attributes critical for success in a rapidly changing world. Westminster students take advantage of our unique approach to learning characterized by active , hands - on , collaborative , and cross - disciplinary experiences , coupled with close , mentoring relationships with faculty. All freshmen participate in learning communities ; service - learning opportunities abound ; and more than 85 percent of students participate in internships before they graduate. Westminster has more than 70 academic programs , including 36 undergraduate majors and 13 graduate degrees. Some unique and very popular programs include the aviation program , including our own flight center at Salt Lake International Airport ; Honors ; the McNair Scholars program , an elite national graduate school preparation program for low - income , first generation and underrepresented students ; Winter at Westminster , a study abroad alternative that combines once - in - a - lifetime snow sports activities with 12 - 16 transferable credits ; Westminster Scholars , a problem - based curriculum , and May Term , which is free to students who enrolled full - time the previous spring and fall. Throughout their education , students are challenged to experiment with ideas , raise questions , critically examine alternatives , and make informed decisions. Students are encouraged to accept responsibility for their own learning , to discover and pursue their passions , and to act with responsibility. The culture at Westminster is easy - going , laid - back , and welcoming. The vibrant campus community is diverse with undergraduates and graduates , residents and commuters -- students of all ages and from all kinds of different backgrounds. The college has students from 43 different states and 31 countries , who have all kinds of different interests , passions and talents. But , with a total enrollment of just 3 , 000 , every one of them finds the niche. | Westmont is a classical liberal arts college. As such , it is residential , focused exclusively on undergraduates , and deeply rooted in a moral and religious vision. Through rigorous academic work , intentional community , and considered commitment to Christian faith and practice , we seek to prepare graduates who will bring to this world vocational competence , with personal effectiveness , and a heart for justice and service. | West Texas A&M University , a member of The Texas A&M University System , is the northernmost senior institution of higher learning in the state. Its location in the Texas Panhandle makes it one of the most accessible and affordable universities in the five - state region. Traditionally recognized for excellence in agriculture , business , teacher preparation , music and nursing , WTAMU offers more than 60 undergraduate and 40 graduate degree programs , including a Ph.D. in agriculture , to 7 , 300 students. The University is also a leader in distance education , offering individual classes and three undergraduate and two master's degree programs that can be completed totally online. Satellite opportunities include business classes taught in Amarillo , Texas. | According to the school , West Virginia University is a place where dreams come true. A tradition of academic excellence attracts exceptional high school seniors. WVU has produced 25 Rhodes Scholars , 33 Goldwater Scholars , 21 Truman Scholars , and six members of USA Today???s All - USA College Academic First Team. Whether your goal is to be an aerospace engineer , reporter , physicist , athletic trainer , forensic investigator , pharmacist , or CEO , WVU???s 190 degree choices can make it happen. Unique student - centered initiatives extend learning beyond the classroom. Resident Faculty Leaders live next to the residence halls to mentor students , and WVup All Night provides free food and activities on weekends. The Mountaineer Parents Club connects 20 , 000 WVU families , and a toll - free helpline leads to a parent advocate. The Student Recreation Center includes athletic courts , pools , weight / fitness equipment , and a 50 - foot indoor climbing wall. Students come from every West Virginia county , 50 states and Washington , D.C. , and 100 countries because WVU encourages and nurtures diversity. As a major research institution , WVU attracts over $152 million in annual grant funding. The campus is one of the safest in the nation , and the area???s natural beauty provides chances to ski , bike , rock climb , hike , and go white - water rafting. | N / A | Established in 1860 as a co - ed institution , Wheaton College is a private , residential and interdenominational Christian liberal arts college , where the pursuit of faith and learning is taken seriously. With a mission to "develop whole and effective Christians , " Wheaton is committed to being a community that fearlessly pursues God's Truth , invests in developing well - rounded students , and prepares graduates to make a difference in the world. The influence of Wheaton is seen in fields ranging from government ( former Speaker of the US House of Representatives ), to sports ( two NBA coaches ), to business ( the CEO of John Deere ), to the arts ( Metropolitan Opera National Competition winners ), to education ( 30 - plus college presidents or provosts ), to global ministry ( Billy Graham ) . Wheaton seeks students who want to make a difference and are passionate about their Christian faith and rigorous academic pursuit. | The college offers a challenging program -- simply referred to as the Wheaton Curriculum -- that offers students the flexibility to pursue their interests fully while also exploring the breadth and depth of the liberal arts. The program enables students to make connections among disciplines. Through a series of linked courses Wheaton students can approach the same topic from two or more academic perspectives. What's the benefit of this approach? Through connected courses you will discover doorways ( which others don't yet know exist ) to deeper understanding of the subjects most important to you. | The mission of Wheeling Jesuit University is to educate our students for life , for leadership , and for others. We seek to produce graduates who contribute intelligently and effectively to the welfare of society because they are competent and virtuous. As a Catholic , Jesuit university , we help our students develop strengths in academic rigor , strong written and verbal communications skills , spiritual discernment , the care of others , a sensitivity to social justice , and the ability to understand issues from a variety of perspectives. By helping our students develop these strengths , we believe we achieve our mission. | The Wheelock Compact is an expression of the common purpose shared between the College and its students. It is an agreement we make with each other to engage , connect and act in ways that will inspire a world of good. What you bring. You bring your passion and potential to lead and serve others. You bring your values and your desire to shape your own path. You bring your commitment to doing your best work , as you set your sights on changing the world. What we offer. We offer an intimate , diverse teaching and learning community within a dynamic urban setting. We provide the academic grounding and real - world experiences you need in your chosen field. We are focused on social justice , engaged in the wider world , and committed to your success. What you will become. You will become a more confident , knowledgeable , capable advocate for change , prepared to serve , lead and succeed in a variety of careers. You will value learning , growth and opportunity as keys to a sustainable society. You will inspire a world of good. | Cabrini College is a Catholic , coeducational college that strives to be a leader in community service. Rooted in the heritage of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini , the College is a vital part of the international ministry of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The College believes in an educational philosophy that not only prepares students for careers , but enables them to live lives of dignity and purpose. Students and graduates report that they came to the College because of its programs and faculty / staff who provide individualized attention. The College is known for its commitment to community service and was one of the first institutions of higher education to require service - learning as a requirement for graduation. | Founded in 1939 by the Sisters of St. Dominic , Caldwell College is a Catholic institution in the Judeo - Christian tradition with a heritage of over seven centuries of Dominican commitment to higher education. Serving a diverse population of all ages , Caldwell College provides an excellent liberal arts education which promotes spiritual , aesthetic and intellectual growth. Upon this foundation , the College offers career - related programs which prepare its graduates to take advantage of opportunities in a complex society. | California Baptist University emphasizes a life of assisting others in service - oriented careers such as counseling and teaching , or fields such as business , psychology , nursing , and engineering all based on biblical principles. The University is diverse in its ethnicity , denominational affiliation , and the ages of its students , providing students with a global outlook in all areas of campus life. The challenging academic program and the opportunity for active participation in experiential learning provide for knowledge enhanced through personal experience. | Highly regarded as one of the world's premiere institutions of science and engineering , the California Institute of Technology is home to some of the brightest students and faculty , who share the mission of investigating "the most challenging fundamental problems in science and technology." Caltech , a small , focused institution , provides one of the best student - to - faculty ratios ( 3 : 1 ) and has long promoted innovative interdisciplinary collaboration , making exceptional research opportunities accessible to undergraduates. Its faculty and alumni have received 32 Nobel Prizes. For students with a passion for science and engineering , Caltech offers an unsurpassed learning experience. A beautiful , quaint campus , nestled in the heart of Pasadena , enjoying a year - round pleasant Southern California climate , Caltech also operates comprehensive off - campus facilities including Jet Propulsion Laboratory ( JPL ) and the Palomar and Keck Observatories. | California Lutheran University is a selective comprehensive institution dedicated to academic excellence in the liberal arts and sciences and professional fields. Its mission is to educate leaders for a global society who are strong in character and judgment , confident in their identity and vocation , and committed to service and justice. Rooted in the Lutheran tradition , the university encourages critical inquiry into matters of both faith and reason. CLU provides a challenging academic environment with special strengths in business , education , science and the humanities. Low class sizes and faculty - student ratios enable undergraduate and graduate students to work closely with their distinguished professors , becoming partners in learning and research. Members of the CLU student body come from across the nation and nearly 50 countries around the globe , representing a diversity of faiths and cultures. International and study abroad programs are strong. University life is active , with most students living on campus and high participation rates in intramural sports and other activities. Service is integrated throughout the curriculum and extracurricular activities. CLU's intercollegiate athletic teams have garnered many titles competing at the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III level. The university's new athletics complex includes a fitness center , aquatics center , tennis courts and baseball and softball fields. In 2009 , the university launched the CLU Center for Economic Research and Forecasting as well as a masters program in economics that focuses on forecasting and applied research. In fall 2010 , the first cohort of students will begin a new doctoral program in clinical psychology. CLU created an Office for Undergraduate Research in 2008 and hosts an annual Festival of Scholars to highlight student and faculty work. The university , which is celebrating its 50th anniversary , has experienced tremendous physical growth in recent years. Students moved into the new Trinity Hall in 2009. CLU???s first LEED - certified ( Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design ) building , the Swenson Center for Social and Behavioral Sciences , will be dedicated in summer 2010. The university also plans to break ground on a new football stadium , National Public Radio broadcast center and Early Childhood Center in 2010. | Ocean View - Ocean Point of View The California Maritime Academy???s waterside campus on the northern end of San Francisco Bay is tucked into a quiet cove with ever - changing views of the ever - changing maritime world. This world is much more than operating commercial ships ; it is a global economic force linking with various modes of transportation to get commodities and people from point A to point B. Operating this global enterprise requires engineers , business leaders , port managers , deck officers , environmental advocates , maritime security consultants , etc. The ???Academy??? Advantage Academies are generally small , focused , structured , and offer a high - quality education. These characteristics all describe Cal Maritime. Our 825 students study one of only six majors , and students are generally very focused on their chosen fields. We stress some similar values as the military academies ??? but our students have no obligation to join the military when they graduate. Our reputation among the many corporations , industries , agencies , and graduate schools filled with Cal Maritime alumni is that of a school preparing professional , responsible , and successful graduates The Value of a CSU Campus plus the Quality of a Private College As one of the 23 campuses in the California State University ( CSU ) system , Cal Maritime enjoys the strength associated with this planet???s biggest university system. Tuition and housing costs are no more than other CSU campuses up and down the state which makes us highly affordable. Our academic quality , however , shares more in common with private colleges. Our average class size of 23 student as well as approachable , mentoring faculty creates an academic atmosphere The Corps of Cadets Stressing Responsibility , Accountability , Leadership , and Professionalism At Cal Maritime , all students are also cadets who comprise the Corps of Cadets that forms the basic organizational structure of the Academy. Your classes will teach you the ???hard??? skills and knowledge for your degree , but the Corps of Cadets stresses the ???soft??? skills such as responsibility , accountability , leadership , and professionalism. Those soft skills are what give Cal Maritime graduates such an advantage in their job search and later careers. Training and Learning on the Golden Bear All Cal Maritime cadets become members of the crew of the 500 foot Training Ship GOLDEN BEAR on at least one sixty day journey visiting a number of ports around the Pacific Rim. The cadets run the ship ( including the bridge and engine room ) under the supervision of licensed maritime professionals. Cadets also take classes , perform ship maintenance , and gain a first - hand exposure to ship operations. International Travel for All One important way that Cal Maritime supports ensures a global perspective in its graduates is the required GOLDEN BEAR experience. With each voyage visiting three or four international ports , 100% of our cadets travel abroad ??? learning about world travel related to their intended careers and soaking up local culture. Many students also participate in port field trips to gain exposure to the how business and international affairs are conducted in distant parts of the world. All Students have a Paid Summer Internship A dedicated staff in our Career Development Center works very hard to gather a large list of companies and organizations willing to offer various forms of internships or co - ops and then working with the cadets to match their available internships with specific professional goals. Our Industry Connections Lead to Great Careers Cal Maritime alumni predominate in maritime industry around the Pacific Rim. Those who influence hiring and promotion have direct knowledge of the quality and relevancy of the education we provide. Several of the same companies and agencies that hire Cal Maritime graduates have many other connections to the Academy. | As a predominantly undergraduate university serving California , the mission of Cal Poly is to discover , integrate , articulate and apply knowledge. This it does by emphasizing teaching ; engaging in research ; participating in the various communities ( local , state , and international ) with which it pursues common interests ; and where appropriate , providing students with the unique experience of direct involvement with the actual challenges of their disciplines in the United States and abroad. Cal Poly undergraduate students identify with their major from the beginning of their Cal Poly career. Students select majors at the time they apply for admission , and they take courses in their major starting in their first year. This gives them a chance to decide early if they have chosen a field that is appropriate to their interests and abilities. It also helps students associate with faculty and other students in their field , share common interests , and learn in a supportive atmosphere. Classes emphasize active learning methods and include a high proportion of lab work and field work. Activities both on and off campus provide opportunities to apply what is learned in the classroom. Cal Poly emphasizes a complete education that teaches students to think logically , evaluate critically , and communicate clearly. | As one of nine polytechnic universities nationwide , Cal Poly Pomona integrates a learn - by - doing approach into its project and presentation - based coursework. This long - standing polytechnic approach makes it unique among traditional universities and has earned Cal Poly Pomona the reputation of developing individuals who are among the most sought after in today's marketplace. A nationally - recognized public university with a number of highly respected and ranked programs , Cal Poly Pomona provides its students an excellent environment for academic , personal and professional success. The U.S. Department of Education , U.S. News & World Report , Black Issues in Higher Education , Design Intelligence , Hispanic Outlook Magazine , Journal of Hospitality Management , Los Angeles Times Business Journal and Project Connect have ranked Cal Poly Pomona in numerous categories. Cal Poly Pomona is located on the eastern edge of Southern California's San Gabriel Valley. The site of the university is the former winter ranch of William K. Kellogg , the cereal magnate. The university's 1 , 400 - acre campus features lush rolling hills ; flowers , plants and trees from all seven continents ; a rose garden personally built by Kellogg ; and a beautifully landscaped Japanese Garden. The university's aesthetic qualities are one of its best kept secrets. Some of the world's finest architects and landscape architects designed and built the ranch - a hybrid of architecture , which combined the formal courtyards , gardens and elements of Spanish , Italian and Islamic architecture with the informality of a growing nouveau - riche society. Pasadena architect Myron Hunt ( Rose Bowl , Huntington Library ) designed Kellogg's main house. Charles Gibbs Adams , whose work included the Hearst Castle Gardens in San Simeon , California , was selected to landscape the grounds. Later , the landscape was completed by Florence Yoch and Lucille Council , widely recognized as two of the finest garden designers and landscape architects in California. More recently , Antoine Predock designed the University's administration building with a desert theme. The university has a distinguished history with its origin as a private school. Two national icons , Charles B. Voorhis , a prominent automotive industry figure , and Kellogg , contributed to the University's establishment and success. Voorhis entered the automobile business as a sales manager , joining the Oakland Motor Car Company ( General Motors ) of Pontiac , Michigan in 1914 and rose to become vice - president. In 1917 , he helped found the Nash Motors Company with then GM President Charles W. Nash. In 1928 , Voorhis opened the Voorhis School for Boys in San Dimas , California , a college for homeless young men which he endowed and served as chairman of the board. With the help of his son , Jerry Voorhis , a U. S. Congressman , the Voorhis School for Boys became one of the most popular institutions in Southern California. In 1938 , the Voorhis School for Boys became known as the Voorhis Unit of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo when the State of California acquired the private school. In 1949 , the Voorhis Unit acquired Kellogg's winter ranch. In 1925 , Kellogg fulfilled a dream when he moved to Pomona , California to start an Arabian horse breeding program , the oldest in the United States and the fifth largest in the country today. More than 70% of the domestic Arabian bloodstock in the U.S. can trace its lineage to the original breeding program. With the assistance of Richard Nixon and then U.S. President Harry S. Truman , Kellogg's desire to have the ranch become an institution of higher education became a reality. A stipulation in maintaining the property is that the University continues Kellogg's tradition of a Sunday Arabian horse show. On the first Sunday of the month from October through May , students host public performances. | California State University , Chico was founded in 1887 , making it the second oldest California State University. A residential campus located in a true college town in Northern California , it has one of the highest freshman graduation rates in the California State University system and a distinguished record of placing its students with Fortune 500 companies upon graduation. Majors for the new millennium include mechatronics , exercise physiology , and business information systems. | This is an exciting time to be a student at California State University , Fresno. We are a learning community that values scholarship , creative thinking and service to others , and we are uniquely poised to provide a quality education to all our students. Engagement with our community and region is one of our top priorities. If you want to challenge , be challenged , and work with outstanding professionals , our faculty will provide you with the education of a lifetime. Many are internationally known and respected in their chosen fields , widely recognized and accomplished in the arts , sciences and humanities as well as in agriculture , business , engineering , education , and health sciences. Our graduates speak highly of the personal and professional relationships they fostered with faculty. Located in the verdant Central Valley , our campus offers many opportunities for students to enjoy excellent women???s and men???s collegiate athletic sports , to visit some of the nation???s most beautiful national parks such as Yosemite and the Sierra???s , to having relatively easy access to urban , coastal centers such as San Francisco , and to be a part of a city rich in ethnic and cultural diversity. A degree from Fresno State can take you wherever your dreams may lead. Our alums have piloted the Space Shuttle , served on the Cabinet of the President of the United States , and served as America???s chief representatives in foreign countries as ambassadors and diplomats. They have been Governors , Senators , inventors , doctors , teachers , administrators , accountants , nurses , farm industry leaders , physical therapists , and first - round draft picks in the National Football League. If you choose Fresno State , you will receive an excellent education that will prepare you for the career of your dreams. Fresno State is proud of our graduates , who have a record of making a difference , and who actively contribute to the well being of others in our region and beyond. We invite you to join our exciting and dynamic Fresno State university community! | Learning is preeminent at California State University , Fullerton. We aspire to combine the best qualities of teaching and research universities where actively engaged students , faculty , and staff work in close collaboration to expand knowledge. Our affordable undergraduate and graduate programs provide students the best of current practice , theory , and research and integrate professional studies with preparation in the arts and sciences. Through experiences in and out of the classroom , students develop the habit of intellectual inquiry , prepare for challenging professions , strengthen relationships to their communities and contribute productively to society. We are a comprehensive , regional university with a global outlook , located in Orange County , a technologically rich and culturally vibrant area of metropolitan Los Angeles. Our expertise and diversity serve as a distinctive resource and catalyst for partnerships with public and private organizations. We strive to be a center of activity essential to the intellectual , cultural , and economic development of our region. | California State University , Long Beach , a vibrant , comprehensive , urban university with an enrollment of approximately 35 , 000 students , is one of the largest campuses in the 23 - member California State University system. Located in Long Beach , the fifth largest city in California , the 320 - acre campus near the ocean offers a beautifully landscaped , garden - like setting , an excellent physical plant , and outstanding instructional facilities enhanced by attractive , aesthetically pleasing architecture and design. CSULB is aggressively recruiting bright , high - achieving students who seek a traditional college experience , while maintaining its mission of providing access and opportunity for non - traditional students. This fall , more than 377 California high school valedictorians and National Merit scholars are studying on campus under the President's Scholars Program. CSULB , a young , proud institution striving to become one of the premier urban universities in the country , is strongly committed to high - quality undergraduate and graduate programs. | CSUN's alumni include past state Teachers of the Year , Grammy Award winners , noted public officials includeing a current state governor , nationally - known cable news personalities , and a space shuttle astronaut. Their success reflects the hard work and determination of Cal State Northridge's diverse student body and the commitment of the University's faculty and staff to help students fulfill their goals and dreams. | At Sacramento State , "Leadership begins here" is more than a slogan. We offer students life - changing opportunities to become leaders in their communities. Opportunities to learn from great teachers. Opportunities for one - of - a - kind internships and research experiences. And , through our location in the heart of California's Capital City , opportunities to make a difference through public service. Sacramento State is a vibrant metropolitan university that is among the largest campuses in the California State University system. We enroll a multicultural student body of 28 , 000 , and graduate about 6 , 000 students each year. Despite our size , quality teaching in small classes remains a top priority. Students enjoy personalized attention from their professors , as well as extensive research and internship opportunities in Sacramento , the heart of California government. We're particularly proud of our beautiful 300 - acre campus , with its lush landscaping and 3 , 000 trees. Miles of trails stretch along the nearby American River Parkway , linking our campus and student housing with recreational areas such as Folsom Lake and Old Sacramento. Sacramento State remains one of the nation's best higher education values , with student fees among the lowest in the nation. About half of our students receive some form of financial assistance. Sacramento State is looking to the future with a major campus initiative - Destination 2010 - designed to make this a premier metropolitan university and a destination campus for the West. Current students , as well as future students , will benefit from the changes and improvements to our academic program , student services and facilities. Included in the planning is a new Science and Space Center with a state - of - the - art planetarium. Also in the works are a large student recreation center , an arena and stadium upgrades within our Alex G. Spanos Sports Complex. The city of Sacramento is one of the state's most affordable big cities , and the area has a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. The region's mild climate , rivers and nearby recreation areas make it popular with outdoor enthusiasts. Popular attractions include the State Capitol building , the State Railroad Museum and the Crocker Art Museum. Within easy driving distance are San Francisco , the Napa and Sonoma valleys , the historic gold country and the Lake Tahoe region's ski slopes. | The teaching and learning environment at California State University , San Bernardino is enhanced by close contact with faculty , staff and administrators in modern facilities and through extracurricular activities. CSUSB emphasizes teacher education , applied science and engineering , management and administration , health sciences , international studies , and fine and performing arts. CSUSB is the sole public comprehensive university in the Inland Empire and the first with national accreditation for its College of Business and Public Administration. CSUSB has highly respected programs in computer science , geographic information and decision sciences , psychology , health and public administration , accounting and finance , nursing and a nationally acclaimed writing program. | California State University San Marcos focuses on the student as an active participant in the learning process. Students work closely with a faculty of active scholars and artists , whose commitment to sustained excellence in teaching , research , and community partnership enhances student learning. The University offers rigorous undergraduate and graduate programs distinguished by exemplary teaching , innovative curricula , and the application of new technologies. Cal State San Marcos provides a range of services that respond to the needs of a student body with diverse backgrounds , expanding student access to an excellent and affordable education. As a public university , Cal State San Marcos grounds its mission in the public trust , alignment with regional needs , and sustained enrichment of the intellectual , civic , economic , and cultural life of our region and state. | California State University , Stanislaus is widely known as the most beautiful and friendly of the California State University ( CSU ) campuses , blending modern facilities with the pastoral charm of the countryside. The University serves the state's northern Central Valley and with a total enrollment of 8 , 836 , provides a small private school atmosphere at a public school price. The campus enjoys an ideal location in the heart of California's Central Valley , a short distance from the San Francisco Bay Area , Monterey , Big Sur , the Sierra Nevada mountains , and Yosemite National Park. The proximity allows for hiking , skiing , snowboarding , kayaking , surfing and other outdoors sports and activities. Six colleges provide sixty - three undergraduate majors with business , liberal studies , nursing , psychology , social work , criminal justice , and biology the most popular. The music and art programs are also of a high caliber with successful graduates in every area of the arts. The average class size for undergraduates is 24 and the student / faculty ratio is 19 to 1. The campus has undergone dramatic physical and educational transformation with the new Nora and Hashem Naraghi Hall of Science , a $54 million state - of - the - art facility for the sciences and health programs. A Student Recreation Complex , complete with a modern exercise facility , new stadium and other sports amenities , will be completed in 2008 as will a new and vastly expanded bookstore. Diversity is strong at CSU Stanislaus where Hispanic students make up 28 percent of the student body , Asian / Pacific Islanders 11 percent , African Americans four percent , and international and Native American students one percent each. CSU Stanislaus boasts one of the highest retention rates among the 23 CSU campuses. Student success is facilitated by a dense network of on - campus resources that recognizes that much of the student body consists of first - generation college students. Consistent advising including a strong first year program , frequent and meaningful contact with professors , and supportive staff and administrators all help the cause. CSU Stanislaus boasts over 80 students clubs ranging from rock climbing to dance , along with ten national honor society chapters. There are also five fraternities and eight sororities. On - campus housing provides a safe and home - like atmosphere with a gated community , multiple dining options , laundry facilities , and computer labs. CSU Stanislaus disbursed more than $21.2 million in merit - and need - based grants and scholarships for the 2007 - 2008 school year. The scholarships range from full tuition , board and books through the President's Scholarship program to hundreds of other scholarships ranging from $100 to $5 , 000 per school year. Government agencies , hospitals and medical centers , banks , and school districts are among the top employers that recruit CSU Stanislaus students on campus at career fairs. The University also has a strong nursing program that has prepared over 900 students for the in - demand field. The Alumni Association was recently turned into an Alumni Council in which all alumni are members and benefit from networking , services and discounts , and social functions. Part of the school's high retention and student satisfaction rates are due to the emphasis placed on welcoming students to campus each year. Village Welcome Week offers a lively series of activities to greet residential students from day one. The next week brings Campus Welcome Week , which celebrates the arrival of all students with a full week of activities. Warrior Day and Homecoming are two major campus traditions. In the spring , Warrior Day brings a similarly celebratory mood to campus with food , fun , and live tunes. The University's art gallery , which opened with the school in 1965 , gives students hands - on experience with contemporary art , exposure to other cultures , and opportunities for artistic advancement and leadership. | During a recent school year Calvin College had four members of its community honored as Fulbright Scholars : a trio of professors and a student. All four were able , thanks to the Fulbright program , to spend time studying and researching their academic disciplines in such locales as China , Hong Kong , Ghana and the Netherlands. Of the opportunity one of Calvin's Fulbright Scholars said simply : "I've found cultural exchange to be one of the most rewarding components of spending time abroad. Even the simplest of conversations with an individual from a foreign culture can impact the way we see the world. Spending time abroad has made that abundantly clear." Calvin also brings cultural exchange to its 400 - acre campus in Grand Rapids where in 2009 - 2010 some 400 students , or 10 percent of the student body , hailed from outside the U.S. In addition off - campus programs take students to more than 20 locations around the globe , including Britain , China , Hungary , Honduras and Spain , while service - learning projects and internships help Calvin students explore their gifts in Grand Rapids and beyond while gaining valuable experience.The Calvin curriculum , including a core built on core knowledge ( knowledge of God , the world and ourselves ), core skills ( reasoning , communication , technology , research and physical ) and core virtues ( diligence , patience , honesty , courage , charity , creativity , empathy , humility , stewardship , compassion , justice , faith , hope and wisdom ) gives the college's 4 , 000 students a broad and diverse learning experience with majors , minors and academic programs in everything from Asian Studies , biochemistry and engineering to elementary education , youth ministry leadership and speech pathology. In all subjects students explore all things while combining faith and learning in real , meaningful and lasting ways.More than 80 percent of Calvin professors hold the highest degree in their field , while the student to faculty ratio is just 11 : 1 and the average class size at Calvin is just 22 students.Outcomes for Calvin graduates are good. The college is one of the top producers in the country of students who go on to earn a doctoral degree. And in a recent survey , 96 percent of Calvin graduates reported that they had either secured a job or begun graduate school within six months of graduation. | Campbellsville University is a comprehensive , Christian institution that offers undergraduate and graduate programs. The university stresses academic excellence solidly grounded in the liberal arts , personal growth , integrity , and fellowship within a caring environment. The university seeks to prepare students to enrich their own lives through life long learning , to contribute to their respective disciplines through continued scholarship , and to improve society as Christian servant leaders. | Campbell University is a university of the liberal arts , sciences , and professions that is committed to helping students develop an integrated Christian personality characterized by a wholeness of body , mind and spirit. Campbell is a Baptist university affiliated with the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina. Both in and out of the classroom , the University endeavors to present Christian principles to students and to foster their application to daily life. Located in Buies Creek , a rural , residential community in Harnett County , Campbell University has the ideal college setting on an 850 - acre campus. Raleigh , the state's capital , and Fayetteville are less than thirty miles from campus. Within about an hour's driving time students can enjoy the benefits of the Research Triangle Park , the cities of Durham and Chapel Hill. Campbell is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools ( SACS ), Commission on Colleges , as a Level V Institution. Campbell also has accredited and nationally recognized graduate programs in business , divinity , education , law and pharmacy. Affiliated with the Atlantic Sun Conference , Campbell enjoys competitive Division I Varsity athletics. The Fighting Camels men's sports include : basketball , baseball , cross - country , golf , soccer , tennis , track , wrestling , and football. Campbell's women's sports include : basketball , cheerleading , cross - country , golf , soccer , softball , tennis , track , volleyball and swimming. In an average year , the student body comes from all 100 North Carolina counties , 49 other states and 50 countries. Seventy - five percent of the student body comes from North Carolina. | Founded in the Catholic , Jesuit tradition , Canisius College prides itself on fostering leadership and focusing on individual student learning. With an average class size of 17 , a student to faculty ratio of 11.2 : 1 , and extensive opportunities for one - on - one work with faculty , Canisius truly exemplifies the Jesuit ideal of cura personalis , or care for the individual. Nestled in a historic , residential community in Buffalo , NY , Canisius is a small college that offers many of the amenities of a larger university , with more than 70 distinct academic programs , 16 Division I athletic teams and approximately 100 clubs and organizations. | Transforming lives through higher education. By drawing upon the Lutheran principle of free inquiry , Capital University : Provides for personal growth by encouraging , enabling , and celebrating learning ; Prepares individuals to be knowledgeable , independent , critical thinkers - educated for lives of leadership and service in an increasingly diverse society ; Inspires individuals to be morally reflective , spiritually alive , and civically engaged. Capital University is a comprehensive , independent university , grounded in the Lutheran tradition. It offers diverse undergraduate and graduate programs in the arts , sciences , and professions. It emphasizes excellence in teaching in a personalized , student - centered environment of robust academic challenge. It is committed to using multiple approaches to intellectual development in order to serve the lifelong learning of a heterogeneous population. It seeks to prepare individuals to live holistic lives of leadership and service. | Cardinal Stritch University is an independent Franciscan Catholic institution of higher education sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi. The University , rooted in the liberal arts , provides graduate and undergraduate programs to prepare students for life and for professional careers. The University assists women and men in pursuing lifelong learning. It provides both traditional and nontraditional approaches to meet the educational needs of a diverse student body. The University strives to be a caring community. Its faculty and staff regard superior instruction and personal attention to each student as keys to quality education. In addition , faculty members model and promote meaningful integration of theory and practice. Faculty , staff , administration and trustees cooperate actively to anticipate and address the emerging needs of students , the Stritch community and society. The vitality of educational life is enhanced by the commitment of the University to programs of direct service to people who might not otherwise be served. In keeping with Franciscan values and guided by the Judaeo - Christian tradition , the University fosters the moral , spiritual , intellectual , cultural , emotional , social and physical development of each person. Finally , the University promotes the development of men and women who are committed to religious principles , who possess moral and aesthetic values , and who take their places as responsible persons , serving the local and global communities. The College of Arts and Sciences offers more than 30 fields of study in 13 different departments and both undergraduate and graduate degrees. Although the major academic programs vary from one another in content and direction , they are all grounded in the same core values and disciplines of the liberal arts. Our diverse student body and small student - to - faculty ratio make learning a rich and satisfying experience. Classes are taught by well - qualified professors rather than teaching assistants. Individualized academic advising , at the department and general level , helps provide a framework on which to build a personal education plan. The College of Business provides high - quality , practical education that leads to undergraduate and master's degrees. All programs are accelerated , with classes meeting one night a week in convenient locations for working adults. Students in the College receive extensive support through simplified registration , delivery of all study materials to class sites , access to advanced library technology and personalized educational counseling. The College of Education has more than 60 years of experience in the field of education and a reputation for innovative , cutting - edge programs. Our undergraduate programs are a joint venture with public and private schools , which provide laboratory settings and reflect our commitment to urban education. Our students learn to become educators who value their students' diverse abilities and backgrounds and understand how to work collaboratively. The Doctorate in Leadership for the Advancement of Learning and Service is designed for professionals from an array of businesses or organizations who want to develop or enhance their leadership skills. The program emphasizes a balance of theory , research , reflection and practice and is designed for completion within three years. The College of Nursing offers a highly personal approach to teaching. Nursing is a high - touch career. At Stritch , we believe your education should be high touch as well. Here , you'll find small classrooms , flexible scheduling , and lots of one - on - one instruction. You'll also find a comfortable , supportive environment and nursing programs that are as holistic as the science of nursing itself. Stritch is the only school in Wisconsin offering the full range of nursing programs , from ADN through MSN degrees. | Carleton College is a small , private liberal arts college located in historic Northfield , Minn. , 40 miles south of Minneapolis / Saint Paul. Known for its academic excellence and welcoming campus community , Carleton offers 37 majors and 16 concentrations in the arts , humanities , natural sciences , and social sciences , with recent additions in Environmental Studies and Cinema and Media Studies. Carleton is committed to providing a true liberal arts education , a curriculum that challenges students to learn broadly and think deeply. Carleton's student body is notoriously difficult to categorize , but one word to describe it might be curious. "Carls" are an intellectually insatiable group that approaches learning with enthusiasm and a uniquely Carleton brand of playfulness. Broad - ranging interests are common , and friendships cross all traditional boundaries. Students and alumni say there's just something different about Carleton. Maybe it's the size ( fewer than 2 , 000 students ) . Or maybe it's the round - the - clock proximity of so many creative minds ( 90 percent of students live on campus ) . Whatever the reason , Carleton is a place where students are likelier to cooperate than compete -- and where working hard doesn't mean forgetting how to play. The College supports more than 100 different student organizations , features a capella vocal groups , comedy troupes , dance groups and several drama groups. The College sponsors 20 varsity sports , 10 for men and 10 for women , with a club and intramural sports scene that sees nearly 90 percent of the student body partake with a wide spectrum of ability level. Carleton's faculty members are highly respected scholars , researchers , and practitioners in their fields. Every course at Carleton is taught by a professor , not a teaching assistant , in classes small enough to offer individual attention. Carleton students come from 49 states and from 30 other countries. Multicultural students account for about 20 percent of Carleton's students. More than half of all students receive need - based financial aid and 70 percent hold jobs on campus. Carleton leads all undergraduate colleges in the number of its students awarded prestigious National Science Foundation Fellowships for graduate study. The College enrolls more National Merit Scholars than any other small liberal arts college , and has had 18 Rhodes Scholars. Community service is an integral part of the Carleton experience , with more than 600 students involved in the campus volunteer organization , Acting in the Community Together ( ACT ) . More than 70 percent of the student population participates in off - campus studies , at locations around the United States and in countries on every continent except Antarctica. Carleton brings national and international guests to campus as visiting faculty or for weekly convocations , which are free and open to the public. Guests have included astronaut Sally Ride , head of news and politics at YouTube and former Carleton student Steve Grove , entrepreneurs Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield of Ben & Jerry's ice cream , New York Times personal health columnist and best - selling author Jane Brody , Lowell Bergman , a producer / correspondent for the PBS documentary series "Frontline" and contributor to investigative reports to The New York Times , and Carleton alumnus Barrie Osborne , Oscar award winning producer of "The Lord of the Rings." Carleton features an 880 - acre Cowling Arboretum ( "the Arb" ) that provides a network of walking , running , and cross - country skiing trails. The Arb was named among the top 10 places to run in the country by Runner's World magazine. The College also has one of the largest undergraduate libraries in the country , as well as two new residence halls , completed in 2009 , and built with LEED Gold standards. Carleton graduates can be found in nearly every professional field. Within five years of graduating , 65 - 70 percent go on to top graduate and professional schools across the nation. | Carnegie Mellon University is a top - tier international university that has been a birthplace of innovation throughout its 110 - year history. From the outset , we have endeavored to make an impact on the everyday lives of people. We choose not to study everything , but where we focus , we excel. We are renowned for working across disciplines to solve major scientific , technological and societal challenges. We put a strong emphasis on making things from paintings to software to robots. We have partnerships across the globe. In addition to our campuses in Pittsburgh , Qatar and Silicon Valley , we have more than a dozen degree programs in Asia , Australia and Europe. Carnegie Mellon alumni , faculty and students are known for their powerful combinations of intellectual strength , creative spark , tireless work ethic and a commitment to problem solving. Carnegie Mellon is the only school founded in the United States by industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. Today , more than 77 , 000 alumni live and work around the world , embodying Carnegie's famous words , My heart is in the work. | Whitman College is a vibrant , residential learning community widely known for offering a rigorous yet supported liberal arts educational experience. Whitman???s 1 , 450 undergraduate students , from 45 states and 30 countries , gain broad experience in a variety of disciplines while acquiring depth of knowledge in any of more than 40 major fields. Whitman challenges students to write , debate , participate actively in classes and seminars , conduct independent research , think critically , and question established ideas. The academic curriculum begins with Encounters , a first - year seminar course required of all students that is organized around a variable theme and provides an introduction to the liberal arts and the academic construction of knowledge. In the senior year , all Whitman students must pass comprehensive exams in their major. Whitman faculty are committed to excellence in teaching. The professors are as highly impassioned about teaching as they are engaged in scholarly activity. They are experts in their disciplines , mentors , collaborators , and supportive critics. Whitman professors inspire in their students a serious devotion to learning. Students find balance at Whitman. Outside of class , they find an atmosphere of opportunity ??? for leadership , sports and fitness activities , service to community and development of lasting friendships ??? with peers , faculty and staff. They also take advantage of the region's rivers , mountains , and wilderness areas for vigorous outdoor adventures , and in the small city of Walla Walla , they play important roles as volunteers and mentors. Students thrive at Whitman ; the graduation rate is 88 percent , a much higher rate than at most colleges. Whitman fosters self - confidence , intellectual vitality , open - mindedness and sense of social responsibility , all of which prepare students well for a complex , rapidly changing , diverse world. Annually , Whitman students are recipients of such scholarships and fellowships as the Rhodes , Truman , Fulbright , Watson , Udall , and Goldwater. | Whittier College is a vibrant , residential four - year liberal arts institution , where intellectual inquiry and experiential learning are fostered in a community that promotes respect for diversity of thought and culture. With 43 percent of its students hailing from traditionally under - represented groups , and its federal designation as a Hispanic - Serving Institution , Whittier College remains one of the most diverse liberal arts schools in the nation. The College's location at the crossroads of Los Angeles and Orange Counties - Southern California's centers of urban and cultural life - provides unparalleled opportunities to explore a full range of thought , cultures , and talents. Nationally recognized for its Whittier Scholars Program , interdisciplinary curriculum , and emphasis on linking theory and practice , Whittier College's academic program is progressive ; students gain a wide breadth of knowledge and the confidence to apply that knowledge , primed to flourish in graduate studies , the evolving global workplace , and life. Working closely with professors and with the advantage of small class size , students have extensive undergraduate research opportunities , which atypically extend beyond the natural and physical sciences to include social sciences , humanities , and the arts. Multitudes of students have become published authors through joint research endeavors and have actively participated in national professional conferences. Whittier faculty also embrace the educational advantages provided through experiential learning ; a high percentage of students engage in off - campus study both locally and abroad , academically supported through research trips , fieldwork , service projects , and professional internships. Popular with students is the January Interim session , an abbreviated but rigorous term that offers intense focus on subject matter , typically followed by a field trip to apply learning. Recent courses included travel to Mexico to study multinational management practices ; Chile to analyze the politics of race , religion , and gender in action ; Paris to examine historical social construct through city planning ; and Rome to explore origins of art and architecture. Whittier's 50 - year association with the DIS - Copenhagen program remains the most popular semester abroad option , though recent choice destinations have included India , China , Egypt , Africa , and South America. Hosting nearly 90 registered student organizations , club sports , and honorary societies , as well as 21 NCAA Division III competitive sports teams - including champion lacrosse and water polo teams - Whittier College affords students the opportunity to participate in all aspects of student life. The intimate size of the campus , educational and social events hosted at the Faculty Masters' homes , themed living - learning groups , and inherently inclusive Quaker values of truth , acceptance , justice , community , service , and diversity each contribute to the strong sense of community experienced by all. In particular , strong faculty - student relationships are forged here - through collaborative projects , mentoring , and social interaction - that extend well beyond the college years and most often result in professional networking , graduate study references , and career assistance later in life. Combining experience , academics , and environment , Whittier graduates emerge well - prepared for leadership in a global economy across a variety of sectors , including public service , education and social work , science and health , entrepreneurial business , and the arts. | Since 1890 , Whitworth has held fast to its founding mission of providing "an education of mind and heart" through rigorous and open intellectual inquiry guided by dedicated Christian scholars. A Whitworth education is characterized by academic excellence , the integration of faith and learning , abundant opportunities to engage in research and service , excellent study - abroad programs , and thorough preparation for careers with purpose. Whitworth professors are engaged in important scholarship , produce critically acclaimed art and music , and earn recognition in their fields. But their primary commitment is to teaching - sharing their their thirst for knowledge , faith journeys and friendship with students inside and outside the classroom. | As a leading metropolitan university , we achieve our mission at Widener by creating a learning environment where curricula are connected to societal issues through civic engagement. We lead by providing a unique combination of liberal arts and professional education in a challenging , scholarly , and culturally diverse academic community. We engage our students through dynamic teaching , active scholarship , personal attention , and experiential learning. We inspire our students to be citizens of character who demonstrate professional and civic leadership. We contribute to the vitality and well - being of the communities we serve. As a multicampus , independent university , Widener offers programs of study at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. The university embraces the sciences and liberal arts as the essential foundation for all baccalaureate education and is dedicated to the integration of liberal and professional studies. Graduate offerings are focused on applied , clinical and professional programs. As a metropolitan university , Widener is committed to serving the educational needs of its communities , and is known for academic innovation and program development. | At Wilkes , we change lives. We recognize that giving our students the extra personal attention they need is the difference - the key to our students' success. It's why a student who may not have succeeded elsewhere thrives at Wilkes. It's why we can count so many Wilkes alumni as leaders in their careers and communities. We're not just about diplomas and degrees. We're about more than teaching. We're about mentoring. | Willamette University is nationally recognized for educational programs that are exciting , intellectually challenging and relevant. Our graduates are prepared for a successful career of meaningful work in the private and public sectors or to pursue advanced study at some of the nation's most prestigious graduate and professional schools. The University is comprised of a premier undergraduate College of Liberal Arts and three highly regarded graduate schools : law , management , and education. Our students are actively engaged with faculty members honored regionally and nationally for their exceptional teaching and scholarship. Willamette's highly personalized educational experience is exemplified by small class sizes , one - to - one mentoring , experiential research opportunities and the autonomy for students to create initiatives and programs around their own interests. Many students create the blueprint for their professional and personal lives while at Willamette , where our living motto , Not unto ourselves alone are we born , inspires humanitarian engagement and a deeper understanding of the world. Willamette University is one of only six colleges and universities nationwide to receive the Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll Presidential Award , the highest federal recognition a college or university can receive for its commitment to service - learning and civic engagement. The undergraduate College of Liberal Arts has high expectations for intellectual discovery and produces thinkers , creators and leaders. The liberal arts program emphasizes the mastery of skills which span all professions and are vital to long - term success in our global economy : critical thinking , effective writing and persuasive speaking. International immersion study programs foster a global perspective and self - confidence among students while research and internship opportunities build transferable competencies and applied skills , preparing graduates for a lifetime of success beyond Willamette. Our graduates go on to do great things : begin careers at Nike , Intel , Microsoft , Oakley and the White House ; join the Peace Corps and Teach for America ; and attend graduate programs at such schools as the London School of Economics , Georgetown University , Columbia University , MIT and UC - Berkeley. The University's career services help students and alumni identify career goals and opportunities through a variety of programs. Resources , including career counseling and job search strategies , career development workshops , mentors and access to professional networks , remain available to students and alumni throughout their working lives. Founded in 1842 in the heart of Oregon's famed Willamette Valley , Willamette University boasts more than 24 , 000 alumni around the globe. | The Jewell experience focuses on enhancing a student's ability to apply learning to complex ethical , scientific and cultural problems. The College places a high value on experiential learning and gives students the opportunity to "live what they learn." Students who complete the College's 38 - hour liberal arts core plus three applied learning experiences receive a second major in Applied Critical Thought and Inquiry ( ACT - In ) . As a result , all students can graduate with double majors in four years. The ACT - In option is a reflection of the College's philosophy that education must take students beyond thinking and inquiring , and to action. Beginning with the entering class in the fall of 2010 , every student who successfully completes the sophomore year will be eligible to receive a "Journey Grant" to fund a transformative hands - on experience. Journey Grants can support self - designed research projects , study - away opportunities , internships , civic engagement initiatives or service projects at home or abroad. Students can pool grants together to create substantive collaborative projects. In addition to ACT - In , other distinctive programs are available to Jewell students. The internationally recognized Oxbridge Honors Program , supported by the Hall Family Foundation , combines British tutorial methods of instruction with a year of study in Oxford or Cambridge. It is the only program of its kind in the nation. Jewell's undergraduate Nonprofit Leadership major is one of only 13 nationwide and ranks among the top three in academic rigor. The Pryor Leadership Studies Program includes course work , community service projects and internships that help students enhance their leadership skills in a variety of settings. The Harriman - Jewell Series is considered one of the great performing arts presenting series in the country. More than 850 world - class performances and 19 American recital debuts , including that of Luciano Pavarotti in 1973 , have come to Kansas City by way of this program. The Center for Justice and Sustainability at William Jewell is at the heart of the College's mission to cultivate leadership , service , and spiritual growth. The Center's role in this mission is to raise awareness of social , economic , and ecological challenges within our world in order to invite students to spend their lives creating solutions to these complex and interconnected issues. Finally , William Jewell College believes graduation in four years should be an expectation of all students. The College's Four - Year Graduation Guarantee ensures timely completion of a great liberal arts education , positioning our students for transition into graduate school or career choices ahead of most peers. Students who follow academic advising guidelines are guaranteed to graduate four years ( eight consecutive semesters ) from the date of their original matriculation. Students following these basic guidelines who do not meet graduation requirements after four years may take up to an additional 16 credit hours required for graduation within one year of the originally projected graduation date , free of tuition and fees. | William Paterson University , located on 370 wooded hilltop acres in suburban Wayne , New Jersey , provides a challenging , supportive , intellectual environment for more than 11 , 300 undergraduate and graduate students from 33 states and 38 countries. William Paterson offers more than 250 undergraduate and graduate academic programs , ranging from liberal arts and sciences to pre - professional and professional programs , through five academic colleges : Arts and Communication , Cotsakos College of Business , Education , Humanities and Social Sciences , and Science and Health. The University will offer its first doctoral program , the doctor of nursing practice , as of fall 2011. William Paterson University's advanced facilities provide students with a variety of opportunities for real - world experience. Its distinguished faculty includes 37 Fulbright scholars , as well as nationally recognized musicians , artists , and scholars. Students benefit from individualized attention from faculty mentors , small class sizes , and numerous research , internship , and clinical experiences. | Williams Baptist College provides academic excellence within an environment of Christian warmth and caring. A low student - to - teacher ratio and a highly qualified teaching faculty assure that students receive both personal attention and challenging instruction in the classroom. Outside the classroom , Williams students enjoy a wide array of student activities , including music , drama , varsity and intramural athletics , and a host of student clubs and organizations. The Office of Campus Ministries also facilitates spiritual growth and Christian service for students. Williams offers students to study abroad through the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities. | Talented , highly motivated students and faculty from across the country and abroad gather in the natural beauty of Williamstown to create a community of learning that is both personal and powerful. Personal are the bonds that grow among faculty and students - in the classroom , lab , theater , and studio and through an endless array of extracurricular activities. Powerful are the learning that results , the impact Williams students go on to have on the world , and the strength of their lifelong attachment to each other and to the place. | William Woods University is a coeducational , independent professions - oriented , liberal arts institution of over 2 , 500 students. Founded in 1870 , it is affiliated with the Christian Church ( Disciples of Christ ) . The scenic campus is situated on 170 acres with two lakes. Unique programs of study include an internationally recognized equestrian studies program and a four - year American Sign Language Interpreting program ( one of only 25 in the U. S. and Canada ) . The school's innovative LEAD ( Leading , Educating , Achieving , and Developing ) program provides awards ( $5 , 000 to residential students ; $2 , 500 to commuter students ) to any incoming student who agrees to make a commitment to campus and community involvement. William Woods University also prides itself on its innovative Graduate and Adult Studies cohort program , which enables working adults to pursue their degree in an accelerated format. | Wilmington College is unique because it effectively integrates career preparation , the liberal arts , and Quaker values. Curricular and co - curricular programs challenge and support students in an educational setting that is small , personal , and friendly. Career preparation is emphasized through extensive internship opportunities ; the liberal arts are emphasized through general education and the development of life - long learning skills ; and Quaker values are encouraged by emphasizing peace and social justice , service , international awareness , and ethical and moral concerns. This distinctive blend of career preparation , liberal arts education , and Quaker values prepares students to make a living , a life , and a difference and equips them to contribute positively to their professions and in their communities. | Wilson College is an independent college dedicated to the education of women , rigorous study in the liberal arts and sciences , and strong career preparation. Wilson is committed to the life of the mind and spirit , to environmental sustainability , and to preparing articulate , ethical leaders who will serve their communities and professions effectively in an increasingly complex , interdependent , and global world. The College is distinguished by its supportive , diverse , and close - knit community , which is guided by the Wilson Honor Principle. Wilson serves residential women , including a residential program for women with children , as well as female and male commuter students. | Founded in 1858 as the first teacher - training institution west of the Mississippi , Winona State University is a comprehensive university offering academically - inspired students an education in the liberal arts and contemporary professions while exploring ways to apply technology and knowledge to today's world. Located in the beautiful Upper Mississippi River Valley of southeastern Minnesota , WSU offers distinctive undergraduate , graduate and doctoral programs and prepares students to be skilled and active citizens and leaders. Winona State University is a community of learners improving our world. | Mission Preparing diverse students for success in the 21st Century , Winston - Salem State University offers quality educational programs at the baccalaureate and graduate levels. Students are engaged in active and experiential learning and have access to education through flexible delivery modes. The University is dedicated to the development of students through excellence in teaching , scholarship and service. As a comprehensive , historically Black constituent institution of the University of North Carolina , Winston - Salem State University contributes to the social , cultural , intellectual and economic growth of the region , North Carolina and beyond. Values - Education is the foundation of a prosperous and enlightened society - We are committed to lifelong learning - Leadership is demonstrated through the relentless pursuit of excellence - We provide distinctive service to all stakeholders - Respect for all ; integrity always | Winthrop University provides personalized and challenging undergraduate , graduate and continuing professional educational programs of national caliber , within a context dedicated to public service to the State of South Carolina. All eligible bachelor's , master's and specialist degrees offered through the university are nationally accredited. The university enrolls an achievement - oriented , culturally diverse and socially responsible student body of more than 6 , 400 students -- students from the southern region but also beyond , whose presence adds diversity and enrichment to the campus and state. A competitive and distinctive , public , residential comprehensive learning institution , Winthrop strives to create an educational environment for its entire campus community -- students , faculty , and staff alike. | Established in 1973 , Wisconsin Lutheran College is an independent , liberal arts college that combines the excitement and vitality of a large metropolitan area with the serious work of helping students grow and understand how Christian values can transform their lives. The campus environment actively encourages incorporation of leadership skills -- Christian leadership measured in service and character. Our mission is producing well - rounded and prepared Christian leaders and professionals who understand the importance of serving others as they lead. | Wittenberg University provides a liberal arts education dedicated to intellectual inquiry and wholeness of person within a diverse residential community. Reflecting its Lutheran heritage , Wittenberg challenges students to become responsible global citizens , to discover their callings , and to lead personal , professional , and civic lives of creativity , service , compassion , and integrity. Home to an award - winning faculty , and more than 50 majors and special programs , including outstanding interdisciplinary ones in East Asian Studies , and Russian and Central Eurasian studies , Wittenberg is also one of only a select few schools that requires community service to graduate. Every year , hundreds of students spend time in service locally and around the world , and many more go on to build homes with Habitat for Humanity , work in inner - city schools with Teach for America or enter the Peace Corps post - graduation. Wittenberg also supports a vibrant study - abroad program that annually sends students around the world from Beijing , China , to the Gold Coast of Australia to Florence , Italy , to Moscow , Russia. At the same time , Wittenberg graduates regularly land coveted positions in all fields as well as entry to prestigious graduate schools. The university also boasts one of the nation's winningest Division III athletics programs. | In the 2010 edition of America's Best Colleges , Wofford is listed among 40 great schools , great prices among the nation's liberal arts colleges. In these challenging economic times , the ability to deliver a world - class product while charging fees and expenses only slightly above the national average is more important than ever. Following is a brief summary of six relatively new , high - value features of the time - tested Phi Beta Kappa education offered at Wofford for almost 160 years. ( 1 ) The college is committed to seeing that a high percentage of its students receive opportunities for study abroad. For years , Wofford has ranked in the top 10 percent of the annual IIE Open Doors survey , with well over 80 percent earning credits overseas. 53 percent of the students selected less commonly chosen destinations and spent a semester in the developing world. ( 2 ) Located in a middle - sized Southern city , Wofford stresses service - learning opportunities in a variety of settings. The college made the 2009 - 2010 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll , published by the Corporation for National and Community Service. For two straight years , Wofford has been listed ???with distinction.??? ONE is a global advocacy and campaigning organization backed by more than 2 million people from around the world dedicated to fighting extreme poverty and preventable disease , particularly in Africa. In 2008 , Wofford's student - led project won the national ONE Campus Challenge that involved 1400 colleges and universities. ( 3 ) The Community of Scholars initiative is a 10 - week summer research program focused on creating cross - disciplinary dialogue. Rather than empowering faculty to recruit paid research associates , Community of Scholars challenges students to design projects and attract an interested faculty sponsor. The goal is to make this approach to research a model for similar liberal arts campuses as well as university schools and colleges. ( 4 ) C. Michael Curtis , fiction editor of the Atlantic Monthly , holds an endowed professorship at Wofford. He continues to have significant influence on students in the creative writing program. Another senior faculty member teaches a class where advanced creative writing students write a novel , and the best effort is published in the Benjamin Wofford novel series. ( 5 ) In the spring of 2010 , Wofford will graduate its first majors in environmental studies , a unique major that combines the natural sciences , social sciences , and literature. The program is headquartered on campus and at the Goodall Environmental Studies Center , a restored mill office building that has been renovated to LEED standards. ( 5 ) Largely through the work of Dr. Ellen Goldey of the department of biology , Wofford is an active participant in SENCER ( Science Education for New Civic Engagements and Responsibilities ), which stimulates student engagement in science and mathematics through courses and programs focused on real world problems. A dozen or more faculty members have been responsible for developing Wofford's on - going inter - disciplinary learning communities , a first - year highlight for many students. Innovations such as these create an atmosphere of student engagement at Wofford that has resulted in exceptionally high scores on the Collegiate Learning Assessment ( CLA ) and the National Survey of Student Engagement ( NSSE ) . In a follow - up NSSE study , "Project DEEP , " Wofford was featured as one of 20 benchmark campuses for engaged learning in the book , Student Success in College : Creating Conditions That Matter ( American Association for Higher Education , 2005 ) . This study concluded , in part , "By all accounts , Wofford College is an engaging institution that benefits from an enviable level of loyalty and collegiality among students , faculty , administrators and all college employees. In part , this is due to a storied tradition , open communication , leadership continuity , and the college's small size." | Woodbury University is committed to providing the highest level of professional and liberal arts education. The integrated nature of our educational environment cultivates successful students with a strong and enduring sense of personal and social responsibility. We prepare innovative learners who are adept at communicating and willing to cross the boundaries of knowledge in a rapidly changing and complex world. Woodbury fosters academic excellence and individual development in an environment that honors the following values : integrity and ethical behavior ; diversity ; empowering students to determine and manage their own decisions ; academic rigor ; liberal arts - based professional education that effectively prepares students for careers ; student focus in all aspects of the University's operations. | Founded in 1865 in Worcester , Mass. , WPI was one of the nation's first engineering and technology universities. Today , WPI is a small , independent university centered on engineering , science , technology , and mathematics , with strong academic and co - curricular programs in the arts and humanities , the social sciences , and management. The university's 14 academic departments offer more than 50 undergraduate and graduate degree programs , leading to the BA , BS , MS , ME , MBA and PhD. WPI places a high premium on excellence in undergraduate education , with rich student - faculty interaction and a unique approach to active , collaborative learning through a project - enriched curriculum. Each WPI undergraduate must complete two major projects , the most distinctive of which addresses an open - ended need or problem at the intersection of science , technology and society. Through these projects , which are often sponsored by leaders of major corporations , senior officers in government agencies , and key representatives of professional societies in the U.S. and around the world , students demonstrate their ability to apply what they learn in the classroom to real - world problems , and to gain an appreciation for how the solutions to those problems might impact the world around them. In addition , all students must complete a humanities and arts requirement that culminates in an inquiry seminar or practicum. Through the university's innovative Global Perspective Program , students have the opportunity to make a difference to communities and organizations around the world. WPI established its first off - campus residential project center in 1974 in Washington , D.C. , and its first international center in 1987 in London. Today , it maintains a network of project centers that span the globe , with more than 20 project centers located throughout North America and Central America , Africa , Australia , Asia , and Europe. About two thirds of WPI undergraduates now travel off campus to complete professional level projects , with half working overseas , gaining an invaluable global outlook. WPI awarded its first advanced degree in 1898. Today most of WPI's academic departments offer advanced degree programs that can be pursued on a full - or part - time basis. WPI's world - class faculty work with students in a number of cutting - edge research areas , leading to breakthroughs and innovations in such fields as biotechnology , fuel cells , information security , materials processing , and nanotechnology. Notable academic and research centers at WPI include the Center for Fire Safety Studies , which offers one of the world's only graduate programs in fire protection engineering ; the Metal Processing Institute , the largest industry - university alliance in North America ; and the Bioengineering Institute , which develops and commercializes cutting - edge technology in the life sciences. WPI is making a significant investment in life - sciences - related research and in the economic development of its home city by jointly developing an 11 - acre former brownfields site adjacent to downtown Worcester into a mixed - use , life sciences based campus. The first new building at the site , the WPI Life Sciences and Bioengineering Center , a 124 , 000 - square - foot research facility , now houses the university's graduate research programs in such areas as tissue engineering and stem cell biology ; tissue mechanics and mechanobiology ; plant systems ; molecular nanotechnology and molecular sensors ; applied molecular genetics ; and medical imaging , diagnostics , and sensing. Gateway Park is a short walk from WPI's attractively landscaped 80 - acre campus , which is bordered by public parks and scenic residential areas. WPI's 29 , 000 alumni are located throughout the United States and in more than 80 other nations. Through the years , WPI alumni have been responsible for many world changing innovations , including the liquid - fueled rocket , stainless steel , the airbag safety system , and the Segway Human Transporter. | While every institution claims to be student - centered , few are as committed to individual attention as Xavier University. As a Jesuit institution , the Cincinnati school stresses academic rigor , service to others , and teaching. Yet what separates Xavier is its focus on the individual and the sense of community on campus. Need to meet your professor outside of class time and office hours? No problem. Want help with a roommate , a bill or registration? There's an office devoted to handling any need. These are some of the reasons why Xavier ranks among comprehensive universities as one of the national leaders in student retention. | Xavier University of Louisiana is Catholic and historically Black. The ultimate purpose of the University is the promotion of a more just and humane society. To this end , Xavier prepares its students to assume roles of leadership and service in society. This preparation takes place in a pluralistic teaching and learning environment that incorporates all relevant educational means , including research and community service. So that they will be able to assume roles of leadership and service , Xavier graduates will be : prepared for continual spiritual , moral , and intellectual development ; liberally educated in the knowledge and skills required for leadership and service ; and educated in a major field so that they are prepared to complete graduate or professional school and to succeed in a career and in life. Recent enrollment and retention decreases have been recognized as a few of the temporary effects of Hurricane Katrina. As more students return we look forward to Xavier University of Louisiana once again being a leader amongst the nations colleges and universities. Our current Student Government President illustrates the unique qualities and strengths of our institution. A Message from the SGA President On behalf of the students of Xavier University of Louisiana , it is my pleasure to invite you to consider a college experience that will change and enhance your life forever. Xavier alumni are known across the world for being exceptional doctors and lawyers , educators and journalists , philanthropists , research scientists and the like. And despite the damages to our campus last August from Hurricane Katrina , I can assure you that choosing Xavier is still a great choice indeed. As a Senior Business Administration major with a concentration in Finance , and president of the Student Government Association ( SGA ) I know that Xavier has thoroughly prepared me for my career in Corporate America while nurturing me spiritually and socially. True , I never might have imagined attending a school in a city that experienced so much tragedy following Hurricane Katrina. However , with tragedy comes great opportunity to triumph. Since our campus reopened in January 2006 after repairing the hurricane damage , the Xavier family has grown stronger. People in general seem more appreciative of friends , family , and what some might call sentimental values. In a way , Hurricane Katrina may have added to the character of people , and enhanced the very principles this university was founded upon. The university's founder , St. Katharine Drexel , understood the necessity to provide minority students with a quality education - second to none - and the skills needed to be better leaders AND servers , in order to help build a more just and humane society. What better time than now , to become a part of the rebuilding of New Orleans - one of America's most unique cities - while gaining one of the best college educations in the world? Finally , take advantage of all the wonderful opportunities that Xavier provides you. Higher education is not only about gaining intellectual knowledge , but acquiring social and community skills as well. Extra - curricular activities are a great way to meet new people , find your place , and to create wonderful memories of your time here. At Xavier we offer a wide array of clubs , organizations and teams to suit the needs and interests of the student body. Some of these clubs include : Peer Dean Association , Commuter Student Association , Xavier Activities Board , Jazz Band , NAACP , Men's and Women's Basketball , Business Achievers Club , MAX ( Mobilization at Xavier ) and the PanHellenic Council. Get involved , make new friends , create wonderful memories , but most of all , have fun! | Yale is both a small college and a large research university. The College is surrounded by eleven distinguished graduate and professional schools , and its students partake in the intellectual stimulation and excitement of a major international center of learning. The faculty is known for its special devotion to undergraduate teaching. Many of Yale's most distinguished senior professors teach introductory courses as well as advanced seminars to undergraduates. Faculty members are accessible to students and take a great deal of interest in working closely with undergraduates. Yale's curriculum allows students to achieve both breadth and specialization across several disciplines. Students are expected to explore three important areas of knowledge - the arts and humanities , social sciences , and natural sciences - even as they probe the depth of a major field. While exploring several subject areas , students are also expected to sharpen their writing , quantitative , and foreign language skills. Yale's unique residential college system organizes the student body into twelve small and intimate communities. Students are affiliated with the same residential college throughout their four years at Yale and beyond. As members of a residential college , students experience the living situation of a small school while still enjoying the cultural and scholarly resources of a large university. In assigning students to residential colleges , Yale seeks to create a microcosm of the larger community within each college , capturing the true diversity of the larger student population. Each residential college is a community where students live , eat , socialize , and pursue academic and extracurricular activities. Yale students are actively involved in the New Haven community , benefiting from and enhancing the city's many cultural , recreational , and political opportunities. New Haven boasts diverse and abundant resources in the arts. There is a vibrant cultural and artistic life in the city , a myriad of opportunities both academic and social , and a plethora of places to eat and have fun. New Haven is part of a Yale education : the experience of contemporary urban life broadens students' perspectives and helps prepare them for life after college. Yale students have a long tradition of intense involvement with extracurricular activity. Life in Yale College provides endless opportunities for students beyond the classroom. Opportunities in theater , music , volunteer service , politics and government , publications , and athletics enrich the undergraduate curriculum and endow Yale College with a special energy and spirit of commitment. Perhaps the first thing that students notice about their college is the caliber of their fellow students. There are talented artists , student government leaders , star athletes , passionate activists , award - winning poets , prize - winning scientists , and people who are just simply "well - rounded." Because Yale students come from such a wide range of ethnic , religious , cultural , geographic and socioeconomic backgrounds , there is a remarkable exchange of ideas. Yale is a major research university that focuses primarily on undergraduate education and encourages students to become energetic citizens of their communities , the nation , and the world. | Yeshiva University is a major national research university with the guiding vision that the best of the heritage of contemporary civilization and knowledge is compatible with the ancient traditions of Jewish law and life. On the undergraduate level this is embodied in the dual curriculum under which students pursue a full program of liberal arts , the sciences , and business while taking a full core of Jewish studies. On the graduate level the University's mission is embodied in the emphasis on the moral dimensions of the search for knowledge and the Jewish ethical values and principles that govern professional practitioners. | The mission of York College is to provide a quality liberal arts education , equipping students to lead lives of purpose , leadership , and service consistent with Christian ideals. With over 40 bachelor's degrees , and an enrollment of around 400 students , each student experiences outstanding opportunities for leadership development. Because of our small size and Christian ideals , every student comes to understand that they are not just a "face in the crowd" , but that each individual is needed on our campus. Every student experiences multiple opportunities to get involved in new activities that they may have never tried before. Most students graduate with an increased level of confidence , and a wider variety of abilities than they had upon initial enrollment. | York College of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive college of liberal arts and professions. With 4 , 600 full - time students , York is a rare breed : an ideally - sized private college. But does size really make a difference? Incoming freshman think so : it's their # 1 reason for choosing York. York is small enough to maintain its strong student focus. Classes are small. Students build close relationships with faculty and enjoy one - on - one advising and counseling. You won't find that at a big state school , certainly not at the undergraduate level. Yet , York is large enough to provide much more extensive resources than you find at most small colleges. Our campus facilities are fantastic - come see for yourself. You'll also find York offers a breadth of extra - curricular activities that small colleges rarely provide. We're also a private institution , so we enjoy the independence to seize opportunities whenever they happen. As a result , York College has been transformed , and is transforming still. Over the past three years we have built new state - of - the - art facilities like the Grumbacher Sport and Fitness Center , Humanities Center , Engineering Innovation Center , and Performing Arts Center. A new 360 bed residence and dining facility , major renovations for Biological Sciences , Behavioral Sciences , Education , and Business are currently in the works. Most people agree that first impressions matter. If you are ready , York College offers you a world of opportunities in an environment where you are challenged and supported , and where your accomplishments are recognized and valued. Visit York College and your first impression will be "Wow!" | Located in Montana's state capital of Helena , Carroll College is the Northwest's leading , four - year , Catholic liberal arts and pre - professional college. With 1 , 450 students and an average of 13 students for each professor , Carroll offers an affordable , student - centered education with proven results. Carroll graduates are highly prized in the professional job market and are accepted to the nation's best medical , law and graduate schools , with some of the highest per capita admission rates in the nation. Among Carroll's academic achievements : 84 percent of Carroll pre - med students applying to medical school are accepted ( the national average is 50 percent ); Carroll graduates pass the CPA exam at a rate that is three times the national average ; and 90 percent of Carroll nursing majors pass their national professional examinations on their first attempt. While still in their undergraduate years , Carroll natural science students have discovered more than 10 new species. In national competition , Carroll also wins high honors. Carroll's Fighting Saints football team has won five NAIA championships in the past six years , all while maintaining a record number of nationally recognized scholar - athletes. The Carroll Talking Saints forensics team , a training ground for future attorneys , public servants and business professionals , is ranked in the top three of all colleges and universities of all sizes nationwide and has reigned as the Northwest regional champion for the past 18 years. Carroll's faculty members are consistently recognized for their excellence , earning Fulbright Scholarships and awards for leadership and scholarship in their fields. In the sciences , Carroll professors and their students perform groundbreaking research across the globe and publish in a variety of disciplines , from the hard sciences to history. During the 2009 - 2010 celebration of the college's centennial , Carroll College is launching a variety of new majors , centers of study and facility changes to enhance the student learning experience. The addition of more natural science majors , laboratories and further emphasis on the college's environmental studies and pre - law programs are occurring now. A Center for Peace and Social Justice will build on the college's tradition of educating students for service to the human family both locally and abroad. Carroll's Human - Animal Bond Program , the first of its kind in the nation , educates students to train dogs and horses as service and therapy animals. Service and an examination of social justice issues are hallmarks of a Catholic higher education. Carroll's focus on service and social justice takes many forms , starting in the freshman year with Alpha Seminar's study of a social problem and taking action to solve it. Service learning in and out of the classroom continues for Carroll students throughout their undergraduate experience , with almost every Carroll undergraduate choosing some sort of volunteer activity in service to the human family. Because of its small size and philosophy of respecting all people , Carroll's campus life is fun , welcoming and constantly exciting. Activities on campus offer something for everyone : concerts , dances , intramural sports , more than 40 clubs , theater , campus newspaper , college radio , choir , films , athletic events , Campus Ministry Fellowship , and more. National speakers regularly appear on campus , and outstanding cultural events are available to students throughout the year. | In 1841 , settlers living in the Wisconsin Territory community of Prairieville established the academy that five years later would become Carroll College. Soon after its founding , Carroll affiliated with the Presbyterian Church and adopted the motto , "Christo et Litteris , " which means "for Christ and Learning." The college???s early patrons believed that higher education would serve as an instrument for civilizing the wilderness , spreading the Gospel and planting the roots of democracy deep in the prairie soil. They also sought to provide for the prosperity of their children and future generations. As Wisconsin???s oldest institution of higher learning , Carroll is known today as the "Pioneer College." Throughout its history , the Carroll educational experience has been marked by teaching excellence and individualized attention. Today , 162 years after the college???s founding , these values continue to anchor a superior education geared to ensure students??? success in the 21st century. The college???s educational philosophy is sustained by the four pillars of integrated knowledge , lifelong skills , gateway experiences and enduring values. Integrated Knowledge is the very foundation of a quality liberal arts program. The Carroll curriculum emphasizes breadth and depth of learning. Our purpose is to encourage students to recognize the interrelationships among ideas. We believe that students with this understanding will continue to learn , grow and succeed long after they leave the campus. Lifelong Skills help students prepare for life and work in a world of rapid and constant change. We believe that graduates will continue to evolve and contribute to their communities long after they earn their degrees. To that end , our mission is to help students learn to think critically and creatively , adapt to changing technologies , work efficiently and effectively , collaborate with others , and communicate clear , compelling ideas. Enduring Values help students to consider always the impact of their actions on the world around them. We believe that effective leaders draw their inspiration from strong personal value systems. Our goal , therefore , is to offer students multiple opportunities to make decisions and then to reflect upon their consequences. Gateway Experiences occur both upon entering and upon leaving Carroll College. We believe that our educational responsibility extends beyond the classroom into every aspect of our students??? lives. That is why we place a special emphasis on preparing incoming students for college life and on helping graduates make successful transitions into their first jobs , or graduate and professional schools. The four pillars undergird all that we do at Carroll College. They are integral to our undergraduate curriculum and guide our post - baccalaureate and graduate programs. They provide the broad inspiration for the Carroll experience and the many relationships we nurture with other organizations and institutions. An education at Carroll College offers a student alternatives from which to choose a worthwhile personal , professional and civic life. It promotes intellectual growth that culminates in the capacity for serious and creative thinking. Based on a core of studies in the liberal arts and sciences , complemented by career preparation and co - curricular programs , a Carroll education encourages growth in international and cultural awareness , social responsibility , moral sensitivity and spiritual reflection. A Carroll education begins with the acquisition of fundamental skills and bodies of knowledge. These skills include critical inquiry , effective communication , aesthetic understanding , quantitative reasoning and the capacities to gather and assimilate information and to identify and solve problems. The most essential consequence of a Carroll education is that students develop their capacity and desire to continue learning. | Since 1851 , Carson - Newman has produced world - changers , young women and men who enter the workforce ready to work diligently while recognizing that a real and exercised faith is as important on Wednesday as it is on Sunday. In 150 years the College's liberal arts program has grown to include 54 undergraduate areas of study. The College's devotion to academic excellence attracts local residents , as well as students from many other states and countries. U.S. News & World Report recently listed the College among a select group of institutions called "Great Schools at a Great Price." | Carthage is a college of the liberal arts and sciences affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. The Carthage campus is situated within a 95 - acre arboretum on the shore of Lake Michigan , midway between Chicago and Milwaukee. With an average class size of 17 students , and a student - faculty ratio of 14 : 1 , Carthage attracts 2 , 500 undergraduate students from all parts of the world. Faculty members are hired from the top graduate schools in their disciplines. Career opportunities for Carthage graduates are superlative. Annually , more than 95 percent of new Carthage degree recipients achieve employment or continue in graduate or professional school within six months of graduation. | At Case Western Reserve University , we'll help you create experiences that last a lifetime : experiences that connect you to peers , teachers , and professionals , that satisfy your curiosity , and that prepare you for success in both career and life. You'll learn in state - of - the - art classrooms and in real - world workplaces , with faculty who go out of their way to help you excel. You can co - op at Fortune 500 firms , intern in highly rated medical facilities , and perform with renowned artists and musicians. Case is driven by a spirit of collaboration. Through our partnerships in Cleveland , University Circle , and beyond , you have unlimited possibilities. | The vitality of Catawba College lies in its tradition of strong academic programs blending the liberal arts and professional education ; sensitive , concerned , but demanding , faculty who seek to engage students intellectually and socially ; diverse students who share a seriousness of purpose ; successful , loyal graduates and informed , committed trustees. | The Catholic University of America is unique as the national university of the Catholic Church , with the added distinction that all undergraduates combine a base curriculum in the liberal arts with more in - depth courses from their major fields of study. Private and coeducational , CUA has 12 schools , eight of which award undergraduate degrees -- architecture and planning , arts and sciences , engineering , music , nursing , philosophy , professional studies , and social work. All 12 schools grant graduate degrees. Catholic University's student body is almost evenly divided between undergraduate and graduate students , totaling approximately 6 , 800. The university was founded in 1887 as a graduate institution. That foundation offers today's undergraduates unique opportunities to conduct scholarly and scientific research in their fields of study , working closely with faculty. Recent additions to the graduate offerings include a master of science degree in business analysis for nonbusiness majors , as well as master's of science programs in nuclear environmental protection , biotechnology , and materials science and engineering for those with undergraduate degrees in science looking to enter those lucrative fields. CUA undergraduates begin their academic career with First Year Experience , which introduces them to philosophy , theology , rhetoric and logic through study in small , supportive learning communities. This coursework engages them in thinking about , discussing and writing about the great questions that have shaped human history and that continue to confront us today. Students have unique opportunities to address those questions worldwide through CUA's education abroad programs. Students in all majors can find semester , yearlong , or summer - only opportunities for study on every continent in the world. Politics majors can choose internships in the British or Irish houses of parliament , or the European Parliament or Commission. Architecture students can study the marvelous buildings of Barcelona , Rome or Paris , or , in the school's award - winning Spirit of Place / Spirit of Design course , engage in a design / build project that begins in the studio and ends building a project in remote locations in such countries as Peru , Ireland and Finland , in affiliation with anthropology , archeology , environment and the arts. Students in engineering can fulfill some of their academic requirements in exciting Hong Kong at Polytechnic University. Nursing majors can learn valuable intercultural lessons at Australian Catholic University as well as take part in mission trips to Central America over the summer and on spring break. Through Campus Ministry , CUA students also embark on mission trips to Central America and Jamaica and in the nation's capital serve poor , elderly , homeless or otherwise disadvantaged people through homeless food runs , work with Jeanne Jugan Little Sisters of the Poor and St. Ann's Infant and Maternity Home , and volunteering with So Others Might Eat. The university's long history in Washington , D.C. , offers CUA students an incredible range of cultural and professional opportunities , most accessible from the D.C. Metrorail system , which is adjacent to campus. In fact , students at the university have the best of both worlds : they study and live on the largest campus in D.C. -- 193 acres -- where they can enjoy a complete collegiate experience , but they are also located in the heart of the nation's capital , five minutes Metrorail ride from Capitol Hill , the Smithsonian Institution , Supreme Court , Library of Congress and Union Station. In short , students from around the United States and 97 foreign countries find CUA's academic offerings , Catholic foundation , stunning campus , and extensive off - campus opportunities make it a desirable educational destination. | Founded in 1824 , Cazenovia College is a small , independent , coeducational college offering baccalaureate programs in the liberal arts and professional studies. Embracing student success as its primary mission , Cazenovia College comprises a diverse yet close - knit residential community that fosters intellectual , social , and ethical growth. The College's experiential and co - curricular learning opportunities and dedicated team of faculty and staff provide for an individualized educational experience that balances academic and student life. Throughout its long history , Cazenovia College has been a community focused on learning , nourished by diversity , and strengthened by integrity , providing a range of superior opportunities for personal and professional success in a supportive and rewarding environment. Graduates of Cazenovia College possess the knowledge and skills necessary to become informed and successful participants in the global community. Cazenovia College has an opportunity to create educational experiences that are individualized for students , matching skill sets with available programs and co - curricular offerings. This individualized approach to the educational experience is what sets Cazenovia apart from others. | Cedarville University is a Christ - centered Baptist University of arts , sciences , and professional and graduate programs. Since its founding , Cedarville has coupled a balanced liberal arts program with a conservative theological position in regard to doctrine and patterns of conduct. All classes are taught by dedicated Christian professors who integrate the knowledge of their respective fields with biblical perspectives. In keeping with the liberal arts concept , the undergraduate curriculum centers on a basic program of general studies including biblical education , communications , global studies , humanities , physical education , science and mathematics , and social sciences. Following this program , students choose a major field of concentrated study related to their abilities , interests , and career goals. Upon completion , students receive the baccalaureate degree. The University also offers graduate coursework. Cedarville University is a Christ - centered learning community equipping students for lifelong leadership and service through an education marked by excellence and grounded in biblical truth. To achieve this purpose the University seeks to accomplish the following objectives : 1. To undergird the student in the fundamentals of the Christian faith and to stimulate each student to evaluate knowledge in the light of scriptural truth. 2. To encourage growth in Christian character in each student and to help the student accept responsibility for faithful Christian service. 3. To increase each student's awareness of the world of ideas and events which are influencing our contemporary culture and to prepare each student to participate knowledgeably in our society. 4. To enable each student to develop sound critical and analytical reasoning. 5. To provide sufficient opportunities for each student to practice the skills of communication. 6. To offer opportunities for academic specialization and preparation for graduate study and to assist each student in selecting and preparing for a vocation. 7. To foster each student's appreciation of and participation in wholesome avocational and cultural activities. | Located in Pella , a picturesque Iowa town of Dutch heritage and architecture , Central???s liberal arts program is characterized by its commitment to rigorous academic achievement , civic engagement , cultural enrichment , environmental stewardship and global perspectives. Central???s core curriculum builds on the development of communication skills and first - year experience by striving to make students active learners and bridge builders between themselves and others. A new core curriculum includes 1 ) an interdisciplinary liberal arts capstone seminar ; 2 ) a disciplinary studies sequence to provide breadth ; 3 ) a global perspective experience ; 4 ) a global sustainability component , and 5 ) writing intensive courses spread across four years. Committed to international education , Central is a nationally recognized leader in study abroad , and nearly half of Central's students study abroad at one of eight international sites in Austria , China , England , France , Mexico , the Netherlands , Spain and Wales. Central is dedicated to service and community - based learning. Nearly 30 campus - based courses have service - learning components , 200 - 250 students each semester engage in course - based service - learning with up to 70 community partners , and all of Central???s study - abroad programs have service - learning options for students. Central has been recognized repeatedly in the President???s Honor Roll of Distinguished Service - Learning Programs. From renovations , to new construction , to recycling , Central is committed to advancing a holistic and integrated worldview of sustainability by developing a greener campus. The newly constructed Roe Center , housing education , psychology , communications , community - based learning , and the Center for Global Sustainability Education , opened in August 2009 and recently received the state???s first platinum Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design ( LEED ) rating from the U.S. Green Building. In 2003 , the Vermeer Science Center was recognized as the first building in Iowa to achieve a silver LEED rating , and Howard McKee Hall was the first residential building in the state to receive a gold LEED rating. Sustainability efforts extend across campus from dining services ( organic foods ) to student - led recycling efforts. The newly created Center for Global Sustainability Education serves as a resource center and community sustainability partner which works in conjunction with the community - based learning program. Approximately 30 percent of the campus population is involved in the fine arts. Students can sing or play in one of 18 ensembles ranging from classical to jazz to pop. Music ensembles have toured Italy , Paris , British Columbia , London and New York ; Central features the only undergraduate glass blowing studio in the state of Iowa ; the Mills Gallery showcases art exhibitions throughout the year. Theatre programs involve students in every facet of stage production with an intense schedule of three or four major productions annually. The Geisler Library Writers Reading Series includes visits from nationally known authors reading from their fiction and non - fiction works. Supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities and Humanities Iowa , recent guests have included Marilynn Robinson , Ted Kooser , Carol Bly , Jane Hirshfield , Richard Powers , and Patricia Hampl. Approximately 50 percent of all undergraduates participate in Central???s NCAA Division III program. Athletics are integral to the college???s overall mission in which development of the whole person is essential. Central student - athletes have received ESPN Academic All - American distinction 46 times and won NCAA Postgraduate scholarships 20 times. Central???s Kuyper Athletics Complex is one of the top collegiate facilities in the region , having been chosen to host more NCAA championship events in more sports than any other Iowa college. | Mission : CCSU is a community of learners dedicated to teaching and to scholarship. We encourage the development and application of knowledge and ideas through research and outreach activities. We prepare students to be thoughtful , responsible and successful citizens. Honors , awards and recognitions recently received : CCSU honored as a "Leadership Institution" , CCSU selected as a "Great College for the Real World" and CCSU chosen as one of "The Best Northeastern Colleges". | Founded in 1854 , Central Methodist is the only United Methodist Church - related university in Missouri , and welcomes qualified men and women of all faiths and from diverse backgrounds. Its wooded , historic campus hosts a faculty of teachers , mentors , and scholars dedicated to providing extraordinary attention to the individual learner. With offerings ranging from high - school dual credit to graduate studies and a total enrollment of more than 4 , 500 , its liberal arts and pre - professional programs are centered on a character core that has twice brought Central Methodist national recognition for its leadership in character education. In recent years the University has attracted significant challenge grants from the national Kresge and Mabee Foundations to help build a $15 million Student and Community Center on the academic quadrangle and to fund $5 million in major upgrades to its athletic facilities. | Central Washington University's mission is to prepare students for responsible citizenship , responsible stewardship of the earth , and enlightened and productive lives. Faculty , staff , students , and alumni serve as an intellectual resource to assist central Washington , the state , and the region in solving human and environmental problems. Qualified faculty and staff create a community that encourages and supports the emotional , personal , and professional growth of students from a variety of backgrounds. The university works with community colleges to establish centers throughout the state and employs technology to extend the reach of its educational programs. The university community values teaching as the vehicle to inspire intellectual depth and breadth , to encourage lifelong learning , and to enhance the opportunities of its students. The faculty develop and strengthen bachelor's and master's degree programs in the arts , sciences , and humanities ; in teacher education ; in business ; in the social services ; and in technological specializations. A strong liberal arts foundation ; applied emphases ; opportunities for undergraduate research , creative expression , and international study ; and close working relationships between students and faculty are hallmarks of the undergraduate experience. Graduate programs develop partnerships between faculty and students to extend scholarship to important areas of research and practice. In 2006 , President Jerilyn McIntyre introduced the "spheres of distinction" initiative , an initiative that supports innovative and resourceful approaches to academic , student , and campus life giving regional , national , or international prominence to Central Washington University. Members of the campus community are invited to submit proposals for projects in one of five categories including : - Interdisciplinary Programs and Research - Preparation of Professional Educators - Programs and Activities Nurturing the Development of Students as Individuals , Scholars , Artists , and Citizens - Activities Addressing Regional Needs and Enhancing Regional Resources - University Centers ( Six CWU centers located on the campuses of community colleges that provide access to upper division , baccalaureate and master's degree programs. ) Priority is given to projects that are interdisciplinary and interdivisional. This very successful initiative has garnered more than 60 proposals during its first two years from which 22 projects have been funded. Funded projects include , among others , the CWU Interdisciplinary Carbon Reduction and Energy Studies Initiative , the American Indian Studies Program , and the Science Talent Expansion Program ( STEP ) . Through this directed funding , Central Washington University has been able to expand and nurture areas of excellence on the campus. | Centre's mission is to enable students to be extraordinarily successful in lives of learning , leadership , and service. We provide personally tailored education that allows students to develop their abilities and interests to the fullest. The Centre Commitment underscores our dedication to empowering , choice - based education : All students who meet the College's academic and social expectations are guaranteed an internship , study abroad , and graduation in four years -- or we provide up to a year of additional study tuition - free. Our nation - leading alumni support over the last 25 years enables us to provide the most affordable education of any U.S. News top - 50 national liberal arts college. ( This excludes the military academies , which do not charge tuition. ) | Starting in 1911 , Chadron State College serves students and communities throughout Nebraska , Wyoming , South Dakota , Colorado , and beyond. For decades , we have graduated hundreds of quality educators , business people , and productive professionals in the sciences and the arts. Now , through a wide - ranging electronic distribution of educational services , Chadron State now serves more individuals and communities than ever before. | Chaminade University offers its students an education in a collaborative learning environment that prepares them for life , service and successful careers. Guided by its Catholic , Marianist and liberal arts educational traditions , Chaminade encourages the development of moral character , personal competencies , and a commitment to build a just and peaceful society. | Champlain College offers a beautiful campus overlooking the city of Burlington , Vermont , and Lake Champlain , and has provided a high quality , career - oriented education for 125 years. Champlain reacts quickly to changes in the business world to offer up - to - date academic programs -- the latest include Broadcasting , Electronic Game & Interactive Development , Multimedia and Graphic Design , Digital Film , Mass Communication. A required Core Curriculum provides students breadth and depth in the liberal arts , studying aesthetics , learning the history of science , exploring questions of faith and reason , and ultimately joining a community of thinkers and learners. Champlain's curriculum allows freshmen to begin right away taking courses in their field of interest , while internship and community service opportunities enhance the hands - on learning. 97 percent of Champlain students seeking employment find jobs within four months of graduation. Students also enjoy recreational opportunities in Vermont's Green Mountains. | "The professors take time to get to know us." That comment is the theme of responses to the "faculty" section of the Chapman University Student Satisfaction Survey. This comes from students who are being challenged by and engaged in a campus environment that addresses the four pillars of a Chapman education - intellectual , physical , social , and spiritual. Chapman University's mission is to provide personalized education of distinction that leads to inquiring , ethical and productive lives as global citizens. This mission is expressed by joint undergraduate students / faculty research , small class size , caring faculty who are involved with students , and an expansive breadth of academic programs. Students have the opportunity to study abroad for a semester , to engage in international internships , and to participate in full - time faculty led short - term travel courses around the world. The University is offering a wider variety of interdisciplinary courses and encourages students to enroll in these courses so that they learn how issue facing the nation and the world today are interconnected and are outside the scope of a single discipine. | CSU is a comprehensive , liberal arts institution with more than 30 graduate and undergraduate degrees , 17 NCAA athletic teams and 36 student organizations. CSU , founded in 1964 , has grown to serve a student body of nearly 2600 undergraduate students and about 400 graduate students. The university offers a variety of liberal arts undergraduate and graduate majors and the following degrees : associate of arts , bachelor of arts , bachelor of science , master of arts , master of science and master of business administration. The university is affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention. The university's mission is "promoting academic excellence in a Christian environment." CSU's vision is "to achieve regional distinction as an institution of higher learning with its primary emphasis on excellence in teaching , dedication to the discovery and enrichment of talent within a broad spectrum of capable university students , endowing them with a Christian vision of life and equipping them for significant leadership and service." | Chatham University prepares students from around the world to develop solutions to some of the world's biggest challenges. Every Chatham student -- women in Chatham's historic women's residential college , and men and women in Chatham's graduate programs -- receives a highly individualized , experiential educational experience that is informed by Chatham's strong institutional commitment to globalism , the environment and citizen leadership. Founded in 1869 , Chatham University includes the Shadyside Campus , with Chatham Eastside and the historic 39 - acre Woodland Road arboretum ; and the 388 - acre Eden Hall Campus north of Pittsburgh. The University consists of three distinctive Colleges : Chatham College for Women houses academic and co - curricular programs for undergraduate women and embodies the traditions and rituals of one of the nation's oldest colleges for women. The College for Graduate Studies offers women and men both master's and doctoral programs with concentrations in interior and landscape architecture , business , counseling psychology , film , health sciences , nursing , teaching , and writing. The College for Continuing and Professional Studies provides online and hybrid undergraduate and graduate degree programs through the doctoral level for women and men , certificate programs , and community programming. Location and Environment Chatham University is home to nearly 2 , 200 undergraduate and graduate students , both on campus and studying online around the world. Students' personal , professional , and leadership skills are developed to their fullest potential through internships , study abroad , service - learning and leadership training opportunities , and personal development seminars. All first - year students receive tablet computers which are integrated into coursework and provide access to a wireless campus network. The student - teacher ratio at Chatham College for Women is 10 : 1 , which ensures greater interaction between students and faculty. All undergraduate faculty members hold terminal degrees in their respective fields. The University's 4 - 4 - 1 academic calendar consists of fall and spring terms plus a three - week Maymester which features study abroad , concentrated study , experiential projects , travel and field experiences , internships , interdisciplinary study , and exchanges with other colleges abroad. Academic Opportunities Undergraduate students may choose a traditional major , an interdisciplinary major , a double major , or a self - designed major. Pre - professional programs are offered in education with teaching certification , law , medicine and health professions , physical therapy , and veterinary medicine. Teacher certification is available through the education program in early childhood , elementary , environmental , school counseling , special education , and secondary education. The Accelerated Graduate Program allows undergraduates to apply to one of the University's graduate programs during her junior year , and thereby earn both a bachelor's and master's degree in as few as five years. Chatham also offers an Accelerated Graduate Program with the H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University. Off - Campus Opportunities Chatham's undergraduate and graduate students can access Pittsburgh's dynamic career , cultural , and entertainment opportunities. Students may cross - register with any of eight other colleges and universities , including Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh. Extra - curricular learning and service are also important components to a Chatham education. Most students complete at least two internships or career - related experiences in their fields. Chatham Abroad , a multi - week travel experience with classmates and faculty , has taken students to Belize , Galapagos Islands , Morocco , Egypt , Italy , Spain , France , Ireland , England , Russia , Norway , Iceland , Greece , and Haiti. | The Mission of Chestnut Hill College is to provide students with holistic education in an inclusive Catholic community marked by academic excellence , shared responsibility , personal and professional growth , service to one another and to the global community , and concern for the earth. Chestnut Hill College is a close - knit community offering personalized one - on - one contact between faculty and students. The college is growing : two new buildings have been constructed in the past five years , and land has recently been acquired that almost doubles our campus size. A unique collaborative opportunity is the Sisters of St. Joseph Association of Colleges Student Exchange Program ( ACSSJ ), which offers students the opportunity to study at one of seven other U.S. colleges sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph. The College is a member of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Consortium for Higher Education ( SEPCHE ), a consortium of eight independent higher education institutions in the Greater Philadelphia region. Positive outcomes for students include extensive course offerings through cross registration plus the richness of sharing in the resources of seven excellent colleges. Our campus location combines the best of center city of Philadelphia , only a short train ride away ; the charm of colonial Chestnut Hill , just up the hill ; and the sylvan beauty of Fairmount Park , directly across the street. Chestnut Hill College was founded in 1924 as a Catholic , four - year , liberal arts college for women and opened its full - time undergraduate program to men in the Fall of 2003. Since its inception , the College has offered a rigorous liberal arts education that provides students with a broad background in the humanities , social sciences , and naturals sciences. The College has a history of preparing students for careers in the sciences and education and has developed a strong technology focus. Chestnut Hill College prepares students for life's challenges by helping them to grow intellectually , spiritually , emotionally , and socially. | Founded in 1871 in Memphis , Tennessee , Christian Brothers University continues the Lasallian tradition of innovation and flexible responsiveness to the spirit and demands of contemporary society while remaining faithful to its religious and academic heritage. Christian Brothers University is a private , Catholic , comprehensive university committed to preparing students of all faiths and backgrounds to excel in their professional and public lives by providing challenging educational opportunities in the arts , business , engineering , the sciences , and teacher education. | The Citadel , the Military College of South Carolina , is a state - supported four - year comprehensive college. Throughout its history , The Citadel's primary purpose has been to educate undergraduates as members of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets and to prepare them for postgraduate positions of leadership through academic programs of recognized excellence supported by the best features of a structured military environment. The cadet lifestyle provides an environment , which supports the growth and development of character , physical fitness , and moral and ethical principles. A complimentary purpose of The Citadel , realized through The Citadel Graduate College , is to serve the citizens of the Lowcountry and the State of South Carolina through both undergraduate and graduate degree programs , application and utilization of research , and a broad range of professional development opportunities. The same faculty and academic support services are used in both programs. | Claflin University is a comprehensive institution of higher education affiliated with the United Methodist Church. A historically black university founded in 1869. Claflin is committed to providing students with access to exemplary educational opportunities in itsundergraduate , graduate and continuing education programs. Claflin seeks to foster a rich community comprised of students , faculty , staff , and administrators who work to nurture and develop the skills and character needed for engaged citizenship and visionaryand effective leadership. In its undergraduate programs , Claflin provides students with the essential foundation of a liberal arts education. Emphasizing critical and analytic thinking , independent research , oral and written communication skills , the University invites students to use disciplined study to explore and confront the substantive challenges facing the global society. Claflin???s graduate programs provide opportunities for advanced students to increase their specialization in particular fields of study oriented toward professional enhancement and academic growth. Its continuing education programs provide students with expanded avenues for professional development and personal fulfillment. | As one of the nation's most selective private liberal arts colleges , CMC sits among the intellectually - stimulating , socially - fulfilling , seven - college community known as The Claremont Colleges , a system modeled after England's Oxford University. Founded in 1946 , CMC is the youngest of the nation's top colleges and enrolls approximately 1 , 200 students. Claremont McKenna College ( CMC ) educates its students for thoughtful and productive lives and responsible leadership in economics , government and public affairs. CMC's strong grounding in the liberal arts , together with its emphasis on economics , government , and international relations , attracts students who approach education pragmatically and who intend to make a difference in the world. With this broad - based foundation graduates leave CMC well prepared for the challenges of the 21st century. Many go on to pursue careers in law , business , government , foreign service , international relations , public policy , museum administration , science and education , or to pursue graduate study. The College's cutting - edge research institutes provide students unprecedented opportunities to work alongside their professors and discover how what they learn in the classroom links to life in the world behond. The world comes to Claremont McKenna through a vibrant and renowned speakers series in which world leaders , thinkers , artists and visionaries visit campus through the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum and other public programming. In September 2007 , Robert A. Day , the Founder and Chairman of The TCW Group , Inc. , pledged a $200 million personal gift to establish the Robert Day School of Economics and Finance and its unique programs. This was the largest recorded gift to a liberal arts institution , the largest gift in the field of finance and economics , and among the top 20 largest gifts ever given to a college or university. Through his generosity , the Robert Day School of Economics and Finance now offers multiple programs , including a Master of Arts in Finance degree. | Located near some of the most spectacular scenery in Western Pennsylvania , Clarion University offers students a small - college experience while preparing them for nationally competitive performance in careers in education , business , science , and more and for entrance into top - rated graduate schools. Clarion's commitment to proven excellence is evidenced through its high quality programs that have earned 30 professionally recognized accreditations and approvals , outstanding teaching - centered faculty , and nationally ranked performances by students in diverse fields including accountancy , biology , computer science , debate , management , and theatre. | Education by Clarke Community Clarke College is an all - inclusive and outreaching community of learners. The college community is committed to providing students with the supportive environment to succeed academically and socially. Students actively collaborate with peers and interact with faculty through group projects , research , and real - life work applications. An essential component of the College???s mission is that students learn to give back to local , national and global communities. The value of outreach is demonstrated through curricular and co - curricular student involvement. Clarke students , faculty , and staff are actively engaged in volunteer work and service projects that make positive contributions to multiple and diverse communities. Learning Clarke???s academic programs emphasize communication skills , critical thinking , spirituality , and breadth and depth of knowledge. The Clarke curriculum reinforces effective writing and speaking skills throughout the student???s college experience. Clarke coursework requires students to engage in higher - level thinking skills for analyzing the elements of an idea or theory , synthesizing and organizing ideas , making judgments on the value of information , and applying theories and concepts in innovative ways. A unique aspect of the Clarke experience is the emphasis on spirituality. Students develop an understanding of spirituality as a way of living in relationship with self , others , society , the global community , the planet , and God. Clarke students acquire a better understanding of self and develop a personal code of values and ethics to guide them throughout life. The Clarke academic experience culminates with a capstone course emphasizing integration of knowledge , skills , and values. | Located in the northern Adirondacks in the college town of Potsdam , Clarkson University is New York State's highest - ranked small research institution. Clarkson's reputation is built on a dynamic collaborative learning environment , innovative degree and research programs , and an unmatched track record for producing leaders and innovators. In fact , one in seven Clarkson alumni is a president , vice president , or owner of a company. At Clarkson , 3 , 000 students pursue degrees in 50+ rigorous academic programs of study in engineering , business , liberal arts , the sciences , and health sciences. Our faculty are on the leading edge of research of international relevance , and we offer focused graduate programs in select disciplines. However , our primary mission is undergraduate education. Across the institution , faculty and students develop close , mentoring relationships , and make lifelong connections that guide career success. | Clark University prepares students to make a meaningful difference in a world hungry for change. Our vibrant intellectual life is an outgrowth of a dedicated faculty who are as passionate about teaching and mentoring as they are about generating new knowledge. As undergraduates , Clark students have an array of opportunities to not only study with award - winning researchers but also to work at their side in pursuit of solutions to pressing global problems. This approach to education ??? learning through inquiry ??? is just one of the three distinguishing features of a Clark education. The other two are making a difference and experiencing diverse cultures.?? Each permeates campus life in many ways : through rigorous academic courses , independent projects , internships and other educational experiences ; through research and social action , both locally and globally ; and through interactions with the dynamic members of the Clark community and study - abroad experiences. Students also have the possibility of earning a bachelor's and master's degree in five years , with the fifth - year tuition free. Clark???s status as a small research university grounded in the liberal arts , its urban location , and its tradition of community partnerships place Clark students in an ideal position to breathe life into the University???s motto , ???Challenge convention , change our world.??? | "One - on - one" describes the educational experience at Clayton State , where small classes and personalized support from faculty and staff are the standard and the new and unique University Center will blend student life and learning. One of a few dozen "Notebook Universities" in the U.S. , all students and faculty have laptop computers at Clayton State , giving graduates a competitive edge. Minutes from Atlanta , with the most diverse student body in the Southeast , Clayton State attracts students from around the world and around the corner. | Clearwater Christian College exists to provide an excellent liberal arts education centered on God's Word , with a focus on challenging students to love God wholly , to know Him intimately , and to serve Him fervently ; educating men and women to minister faithfully and humbly with evangelistic zeal as they impact eternity for Jesus Christ in every avenue of life. | As an institution founded to be both a driver of economic development and a "high seminary of learning , " Clemson University is something of a higher education hybrid : A major , land - grant , science - and engineering - oriented research university with a teaching and learning environment more typical of a private , liberal arts college. Despite record growth in applications , Clemson tightly manages undergraduate enrollment to ensure small classes , a low student - to - faculty ratio , and high retention and graduation rates. Clemson provides supplemental instruction , tutoring and mentoring through its nationally recognized Academic Success Center , and offers a variety of living - learning communities in university housing. A novel program called Creative Inquiry pairs teams of students with a senior faculty mentor for a multi - year , individualized research project that one national publication called "a small - group experience for 14 , 000 undergraduates." Clemson scores well above the national average on annual student engagement and satisfaction surveys. The University's 17 , 000 students can select from 70 undergraduate and 100 graduate degree programs offered by five colleges : Agriculture , Forestry and Life Sciences ; Architecture , Arts and Humanities ; Business and Behavioral Science ; Engineering and Science ; and Health , Education and Human Development. Located in a college - town setting , Clemson boasts its own 17 , 500 - acre experimental forest , is home to the 295 - acre South Carolina Botanical Garden , and sits on the shores of Lake Hartwell , one of the Southeast's most popular recreation sites. Visitors can enjoy student and professional theatre , music and dance at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts , play a round of golf at the championship - caliber Walker Course , and cheer at Division I athletic events in 19 sports. | Coe College's mission is to provide students an education of superior quality that prepares graduates for satisfying lives in a global society. Coe believes that a liberal arts education allows students to discover their real talents and interests , while developing the skills , abilities and habits of mind that will make possible a successful career in any field of endeavor , including ones that do not yet exist. The Coe Plan , an innovative and unique program grounded in the liberal arts , is designed to ensure that Coe students make an effective transition from college to career. Coe is one of the few private liberal arts institutions in the country to make practical experience - internship , off - campus study or research - a requirement for graduation. | Coker College's unique Round Table teaching style emphasizes the active role of the learner in the educational process. This approach is tailored to benefit from the college's small class size and it reflects the college's commitment to treat each student as an individual. Many classes actually take place at a round table and even in regular classes the constant interaction between professors and students is a hallmark of Coker's learning experience. The frequent occasions when students engage each other in classroom discussion also provide peer support in the learning process. This approach to higher education , Coker feels , produces graduates who possess well - developed communication and leadership skills. | A Colby education is distinctly inspired. Combining world - class academic programs with an active campus life , Colby offers students leadership and volunteer options and rich opportunities after graduation. Students work closely with professors exploring new ideas , stretching to expand their knowledge and perceptions of the world : this is the core of a Colby education. Faculty members , world - class teachers and scholars committed to liberal arts education , challenge students in a collaborative learning experience that is transformational for both. Learning isn't confined to classrooms at Colby ; activities outside of class are an essential part of students' intellectual , personal , and creative growth. With more than 100 student organizations , countless leadership opportunities , and an active , civic - minded community , Colby students learn to embrace opportunities , to see connections in disparate lines of thought , and to regard education as a civic resource as well as a personal achievement. Colby is international : in its outlook , in its student body and faculty , in its curriculum , in its extraordinary study - abroad opportunities , and in the impact of its graduates. Students develop a mature curiosity about other cultures and an appetite for engaged global citizenship. Colby is set in Maine , which offers natural beauty , a spirit of independence , a rich tradition of creative endeavor , and unique access to government , nonprofit , and business institutions. Maine's people have welcomed Colby students into their communities for almost two centuries , and Colby students respond , through volunteerism , civic engagement , and a lifelong affinity for Maine. | Colby - Sawyer College is a small , independent , coeducational college where the liberal arts are innovatively integrated with professional preparation experiences across the college. The college's new liberal education program guides students to discover knowledge , make connections across several disciplines , and discover their individual talents. Through their learning across the variety of experiences the college offers , and through close interactions with faculty and staff , both inside and outside the classroom , students develop the knowledge , skills , and attitudes to contribute constructively to society in their personal , professional and civic lives. | Colgate University is a highly selective , residential , liberal arts college for students with diverse backgrounds and talents who are preparing for lives of leadership and productive citizenship. Colgate is a community of leaders and doers. Whether in fields of academic distinction , off - campus study programs , student activities program , or the success and tradition of our Division I varsity athletics , Colgate students think big and succeed on the highest level. Because of the school's highly personalized setting , individual contribution is essential ; every voice makes a difference. Students have many options to tailor their own academic program in a curriculum with 51 majors that emphasize interdisciplinary study and critical thinking. Faculty expertise and a commitment to undergraduates mean Colgate excels in preparing students for a wide range of careers in evolving professions , graduate and professional school , and civic leadership. One distinct advantage that Colgate holds over larger universities is that faculty , rather than graduate students , teach all courses. When it comes to research , the advantage becomes even more pronounced , as faculty in all departments and programs closely engage students in research projects -- sometimes as early as their first year. By the time they are seniors , it is not unusual for motivated students to have presented work at conferences or even to have co - authored papers in academic journals. Service - learning centered around the upstate New York region is also a hallmark of a Colgate education , providing opportunities for students to engage in a broad range of philanthropic activities that tackle public issues and test their knowledge in real world settings. The experience beyond the classroom transforms students , fostering an awareness and appreciation for something larger than themselves. The volunteer engagement of town and gown contribute to a level of activity and quality of life that sets the area apart. In addition , Colgate is a national leader in off - campus study programs , offering more than 20 semester - long programs led by members of the Colgate faculty all over the world , from London to Kyoto , from Venice to Wollongong , from Beijing to Port of Spain. The university sends its own faculty on study groups to teach , mentor , and help students explore. Domestic programs also offer opportunities for a semester of study off campus. Colgate's campus is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful in the nation , and its location in the village of Hamilton in Central New York is a distinguishing feature. Students love the location for its accessibility to outdoor activities. Colgate's Outdoor Education program provides students a chance to explore the natural world while learning about themselves. Whether it is winter camping in the nearby Adirondacks , learning to kayak in nearby Lake Moraine , cross - country and downhill skiing , or learning basic wilderness survival skills , there is something for everyone. Students also bring their passion and enthusiasm to more than 100 extracurricular clubs and activities. Colgate has an extremely active culture , with clubs for just about every possible interest , including politics , media , religion , sustainability , and entertainment and arts. Students' connections with the campus community continue long after graduation. They become extraordinarily devoted alumni , contributing significantly to career networking and exploration programs on and off campus. Every year , alumni play a crucial role in helping students transition from campus life to the working world. | A selective comprehensive liberal arts college with a wealth of academic programs and co - curricular activities. The College at Brockport provides opportunities for students to pursue their talents and explore their intellectual , creative and athletic potential. The College offers 49 undergraduate majors , 41 graduate degree programs and XX areas of teacher certification , combined bachelor's / master's programs , and has program accreditation in 12 areas. Students have access to one of the largest study abroad programs in the nation , a variety of internships with major corporations , 23 NCAA intercollegiate athletic teams , arts and cultural events , and more than 70 clubs and organizations. Ninety percent of freshmen live in residence halls. Nearly 30 percent of the College's undergraduates advance to graduate school , and 91 percent find jobs in their field or are in graduate school within six months of graduation. The 464 - acre campus includes recent multi - million dollar renovations to Smith - Lennon Science Center , Hartwell Hall , Seymour College Union and Harrison Dining Hall ; a newly opened 208 - bed townhome facility ; and plans for a $44 - million Special Events Recreation Center. | The College of Charleston is a nationally recognized public liberal arts and sciences university located in the heart of historic Charleston , South Carolina. Founded in 1770 , the College is among the nation's top universities for quality education , student life and affordability. The College offers the distinctive combination of a beautiful and historic campus , modern facilities and cutting - edge programs. Students from 50 U.S. states and territories and 60 countries choose the College of Charleston for its small - college feel blended with the advantages and diversity of an urban , mid - sized university. The College provides a creative and intellectually stimulating environment where students are challenged by a committed and caring faculty of distinguished teacher - scholars , all in an incomparable setting. The City of Charleston - world - renowned for its history , culture , architecture and coastal environment - serves our approximately 10 , 000 undergraduates and 1 , 500 graduate students as a living and learning laboratory for experiences in business , science , teaching , the humanities , languages and the arts. At the same time , students and faculty are engaged with the community in partnerships to improve education , enhance the business environment and enrich the overall quality of life in the region. | If you are a strong student looking for an excellent college at a very affordable price , then you should seriously consider The College of Idaho. The College of Idaho offers small classes ( 13 : 1 student to faculty ratio ), excellent faculty ( over 81% with their terminal degrees ), internships , an academic calendar which allows for and encourages international travel , and opportunities to participate in community - based classes and projects. Work with Habitat for Humanity or travel to Mexico , for a week , to build houses. With more than 50 clubs and organizations on campus , there are many ways to get involved while attending The College of Idaho. The College of Idaho students are part of a 100 - year - old legacy of producing Idaho's finest graduates who visibly contribute to improving our local , national and international communities - they are students who are inquisitive , outgoing , and energetic people with strong leadership aptitudes who have the strong desire to be successful in whatever careers they chose to pursue.As a liberal arts college with professional programs , The College of Idaho prepares students to lead fulfilling and productive lives.If you plan to attend graduate school ( health science programs , medical school , law school , engineering programs ), The College of Idaho has a very positive track record for strong acceptance and placement rates at some of the most highly reputable programs in the country. Beginning in the Fall 2010 , The College of Idaho will introduce a new curriculum. The PEAK Program offers a curriculum design and college experience that distinctively educates and ensures that every graduate of The College of Idaho leaves with a set of professional skills in addition to a broad and deep liberal arts education. With the PEAK Program students design their own combination of major and minor programs across four areas that will make them better prepared , more confident , more attractive to employers , graduate schools , and pre - professional programs than graduates of the traditional distribution systems common at most colleges. The College's 50 - acre campus includes walking trails , athletic fields , academic buildings , art gallery , auditorium , full size gymnasium , swimming pool , weight and aerobics room , and an outdoor amphitheater. The College of Idaho is located in "The Treasure Valley". The Treasure Valley is a geographic area rich in wilderness , scenic beauty and a mild climate year around. Students and classroom experiences take advantage of an environment with outdoor opportunities that are largely unparalleled anywhere else in the country such as skiing , snow shoeing , hiking , mountain climbing , white water rafting , kayaking , exploring the desert , or playing golf and tennis outdoors. Our location is twenty five minutes from downtown Boise , Idaho ( a metropolitan community of over 500 , 000 people ), and is easily accessible by air or automobile. Boise is half way between Salt Lake City , Utah , and Portland , Oregon , by interstate , and is located just 25 minutes from the Boise Airport which has many direct flights to cities such as Portland , Seattle , San Francisco , Salt Lake City , Denver , Chicago , and Los Angeles. | The College of Mount St. Joseph , in Cincinnati , Ohio , is a private Catholic college where academic excellence , values , and service are the top qualities noted by students. Faculty / student interaction is emphasized with small class sizes , and personal attention is a high priority in serving students. Campus life includes more than 40 student clubs and organizations as well as 22 NCAA Division III sports teams. The Mount offers undergraduate and graduate programs , including the Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. The liberal arts and professional degree programs are based on an interdisciplinary core curriculum emphasizing values , integrity and social responsibility. Students gain valuable career and life experience through Cooperative Education , Service Learning and cultural immersion courses. The Mount offers additional academic support through the Learning Center , Project EXCEL and the Academic Advising Resource Center. | Mount Saint Vincent is a co - educational , private , four - year college that provides an excellent liberal arts education in the Catholic tradition. Overlooking the Hudson River , the College's beautiful 70 - acre campus is minutes away from all New York City offers. The student body is rich in religious , ethnic and cultural diversity , and a strong sense of community prevails on campus. Small classes , the personal attention of a 12 : 1 student - faculty ratio , and an outstanding faculty all provide an exceptional learning environment. Leading - edge , quality academic programs include 56 majors and concentrations such as Biology , Business , Psychology , Nursing and Communications. | The College of New Jersey is on a mission to keep New Jersey's most talented students in - state for their higher education , with only the most exceptional students from out - of - state admitted. The College combines the best practices of the finest private institutions with a public mission , resulting in a new model for public undergraduate education. Through its seven schools - the Arts & Communication ; Business ; Culture & Society ; Education ; Engineering ; Nursing , Health & Exercise Science ; and Science - - The College offers more than 50 liberal arts and professional programs. Students attending The College enjoy the beauty of a Georgian colonial campus , sophisticated facilities , an intimate classroom environment , and an academically stimulating residential community. | The College of Notre Dame of Maryland educates women leaders to transform the world. Distinctive programs challenge women to strive for intellectual & professional excellence , to build inclusive communities , to engage in service to others & promote social responsibility. Established in 1897 , Notre Dame is grounded in a deep sense of history , distinctino and relevance. The College of Notre Dame of Maryland was the first Catholic women's college in the country to award the four - year baccalaureate degree. Today's programs mirror the college's place in history as an institution that anticipates and meets contemporary needs with a visionary and pragmatic education. The new School of Pharmacy , welcoming its inaugural class in fall 2009 , is the first Pharmacy program in the country offered at a women's college. For Notre Dame , excellence in learning means a liberal education that liberates minds , hearts and spirits to think criticaly , communicate effectively and develop holistically. The undergraduate Women's College remains the core of the institution with distinctive Ph.D. , master and bachelor programs for women and men extending the reach of the College. All program at the College embrace the pioneering spirit of its founders , the School Sisters of Notre Dame. A committment to academic excellence remains the foundation of the institution , a place where scholarship and faith ( of all traditions ) are partners. | Elms College exists for the pursuit of truth ; the accurate transmission of knowledge ; the general well - being of society ; and the personal , spiritual , and intellectual development of its students. Elms College aims to assist in the development of students rooted in faith , educated in mind , compassionate in heart , responsive to civic and social obligations , capable of adjusting to change without compromising principle , and able to respond creatively to the demands of their chosen careers. | The College of Saint Benedict ( CSB ) and Saint John's University ( SJU ) are nationally - leading liberal arts colleges whose unique partnership offers students the educational choices of a large university and the individual attention of a premier small college. Students attend classes and activities together and have access to the resources of both campuses. Ranked nationally among the top baccalaureate institutions for the number of students who study abroad , CSB / SJU are committed to preparing students for leadership and service in a global society. The colleges enroll students from around the world and integrate global citizenship into the curriculum. Nearly all students live on - campus or in the immediate neighborhood , providing them with opportunities for a highly engaged learning experience. The colleges are located on 3 , 300 acres of woods and lakes of Minnesota , an hour from Minneapolis / St. Paul and just west of Saint Cloud. A commitment to arts and culture creates a vibrant environment for creativity. The Benedicta Arts Center of the College of Saint Benedict is one of the finest performing arts center in the region. The Hill Museum and Manuscript Library at SJU is home to the Saint John's Bible and a remarkable collection of religious sculpture , paintings , prints , and artifacts. A compelling sense of place shapes the undergraduate experience. The learning experience is enlivened by Catholic and Benedictine traditions of hospitality , stewardship , service , and the lively engagement of faith and reason. The colleges' values have been shaped by a commitment to ecumenism and inter - faith dialogue. | An independent four - year Catholic liberal arts college founded in 1899 by the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth , the College of Saint Elizabeth was one of the first colleges in New Jersey to award degrees to women. Today , the College has a unique and critical role in higher education not only as one of the pre - eminent Catholic colleges for women on the East Coast , but also as a leader in the education of working adults - both women and men - at the graduate and undergraduate levels , and as the regional Center for Theological and Spiritual Development of Catholic laity. | The only women's college in a five - state Midwestern region , College of Saint Mary ( CSM ) in the heart of Omaha , Nebraska is a Catholic college dedicated to the education of women in an environment that calls forth potential and fosters leadership. College of Saint Mary offers thirty programs of study , including courses in subjects as far ranging as education , nursing , applied psychology , forensic science , and women's studies , with divisions in professional studies , arts and sciences , and health professions. Since 1923 , CSM has remained dedicated to its original mission : the education of women for leadership , service and success. While CSM is committed to undergraduate education , graduate programs in education , the health professions , and organizational leadership enable professionals in the area to reach their career and personal goals while still working full - time. College of Saint Mary offers innovative programs unavailable elsewhere in the region. A specially designed residence hall , Mothers Living and Learning , allows over thirty single mothers and their children to live on campus while the mother pursues her degree. Education students directly teach at - risk children while learning to instruct math and science effectively in our Operation SMART program , a partnership with Girls , Inc. of Omaha. An agreement with the Peter Kiewit Institute encourages women studying math and science at CSM to enter into the engineering profession. This "2 + 3" program allows a CSM student to receive a CSM bachelor's degree in Math or Science and a Master's Degree from the University of Nebraska in engineering in just five years. Over 90% of CSM students receive financial aid , and CSM has several unique scholarship programs. Through donor support , the McAuley Scholarship program provides full tuition and fees for fifteen women at any one time who are currently receiving public assistance , such as food stamps or housing subsidies , offering a true "hand up" from welfare. The Marie Curie Scholars Program , funded by a generous grant from the National Science Foundation , provides significant financial support for academically talented , but financially challenged , students who plan to study Biology , Chemistry , or Mathematics. Campus life is rich and exciting. CSM fields competitive NAIA teams in basketball , cross country , softball , volleyball , swimming , and soccer. Omaha's midtown development , Aksarben Village , is emerging just across the street from campus ; soon students will be steps away from new restaurants , retail stores , and a movie theatre. Our Lied Fitness Center offers free , on campus workout facilities including a swimming pool , and the Keystone Trail and Papio Creek winds across the edge of campus , offering a beautiful place to run , walk or bike. In the classroom , students receive a high quality education that combines a liberal arts core with practical learning opportunities , career - specific skills , leadership development , and community service. Our service learning program sponsors annual winter , spring , and summer break trips where students travel to locations such as the U.S. Mexico border and Costa Rica to learn while serving. The remarkably low student - teacher ratio and benefits of an all - female setting offer the opportunity to be both challenged and empowered in the classroom. To women serious about attaining high achievement in all aspects of their lives , College of Saint Mary is a proven personal and professional launch pad that provides dynamic opportunities for leadership and personal growth within a uniquely supportive setting. | The College of Saint Rose is a private liberal arts college in the heart of Albany that instills students with the passion , knowledge and purpose , not only to do great things - but extraordinary things. By becoming engaged with the community , whether it is helping to jump start inner - city micro businesses or inspiring at - risk kids to pursue science and math , Saint Rose students learn of their role as citizen - leaders. Saint Rose hosts internationally renowned speakers , musicians and leaders so that our students are exposed to the exciting exchange of ideas & perspectives. Our own Jimmy Fallon , former Saturday Night Live comedian and now late night star , will return to accept his B.A. in communications which he completed through the College's Experienced Adult program to address the class of 2009 along with pollster John Zogby. With professors who are recognized scholars in their fields and an average class size of 20 , students develop mentoring relationships that last long after graduation. 66 undergraduate programs ranging from the humanities to education , mathematics and sciences to business , provides many choices and accelerated dual degrees enable students to complete both their undergraduate and graduate degrees in five years. This values - based education goes hand - in - hand with the kind of highly credentialed faculty and seminar - style classes often found in colleges double or triple the cost of Saint Rose. With one of the lowest private college tuitions in the entire northeast and more than $23 million in scholarships and grants awarded in 2009 , Saint Rose is a remarkable educational experience at a price families can afford. Recent Saint Rose graduates are employed at numerous schools , colleges & companies , including the American Red Cross , Astra - Zeneca , Centers for Disease Control , DreamWorks , IBM , Houghton - Mifflin , Lehman Brothers , Bank of America , Goldman Sachs , Hallmark Corp. , Hearst Newspapers , KPMG , MTV Networks , NBC , and VH - 1 Network. Many students pursue graduate study at prestigious universities including Carnegie Mellon University , Columbia University , Dartmouth Medical School , Duke Medical School , Georgetown Law School , Harvard , Notre Dame , NYU , Tufts Medical School and Yale University. The most significant of the ongoing investments we are making this year is the construction of the Center for Communications and Interactive Media scheduled for completion in January of 2010. A 20 , 000 square foot facility will house new TV & radio studios , a live recording studio , video and film viewing room , multimedia computer labs and offices for the College's communications & music industry faculty. When completed , it will join the Massry Center for the Arts and the Campus Theatre to form an arts and communications section of the campus. Perhaps the clearest commitment to the cultural life of the City of Albany , the construction of the $14 million Massry Center for the Arts completed in September. Within the Massry Center's 46 , 000 square feet of wireless & smart classrooms , practice & performance space , music students experience the finest sound quality as they rehearse & perform a wide variety of orchestral & choral works. Designed with state - of - the - art acoustical technology features , a 400 - seat performance hall , acoustically congruent but separate instrumental and choral rehearsal suites , applied teaching studios & piano keyboard laboratories. The College is also investing more than $2.5 million in land it is leasing from the City of Albany to create a home turf for the College's outdoor athletic programs. The Joe Plumeri Sports Complex will feature an NCAA level baseball field , softball field and an artificial turf soccer / lacrosse field as well as a natural grass practice field. These fields will be the home fields for the Saint Rose Golden Knights , who have regularly won bids to NE - 10 conference and Division II national tournaments and for intramural and club sports. | The College of St. Scholastica provides students with intellectual and moral preparation for responsible living and meaningful work. The 186 - acre main campus is on a wooded ridge overlooking Lake Superior. St. Scholastica is enriched by its Catholic Benedictine heritage , which emphasizes hospitality , respect , stewardship , and love of learning. The College provides a rigorous , values - oriented curriculum to over 3 , 500 students in over 40 majors. Students come from 28 states and 34 nations. Graduate and Extended Studies programs are also offered , including the Accelerated Degree Evening Program for working adults , which enrolls students in Duluth , St. Paul , Brainerd , Rochester , and St. Cloud , Minnesota. | Located between the Atlantic Ocean and Acadia National Park , College of the Atlantic offers two degrees : a BA and MPhil , both in Human Ecology. In pursuit of this degree , students consult their individual passions to create their own academic trajectories , integrating knowledge from all academic disciplines and personal experience to fulfill the mission of Human Ecology : investigating and improving relationships between humans and our social , natural , built and virtual communities. COA's small size and individualized curriculum encourages tutorials , intensive seminar - style classes , shared committee involvement and frequent faculty - student interchanges , which are as common in the college's one dining room as during faculty office hours. As one student said , "Learning at COA is fulltime." Having one major means that COA has no departments and no departmental requirements ; classes are interdisciplinary. Coursework consists of readings , usually from primary sources , and active investigation. These efforts culminate in a term - long senior project required of every graduate. As part of coursework and / or senior projects , recent students have represented their nation , or the entirety of the world's youth in international meetings on climate change , investigated the impact of big box stores ( resulting in first - in - the - nation legislation for Maine ), used GIS maps to educate local towns on impending planning decisions , and prepared an emergency system for a California town , written novels , conducted surveys of amphibians in the Maine north woods and of plant species in Acadia National Park , conducted independent research on bird habitat on an offshore island , written autobiographies and new curricula , created CDs , restored a major on - campus garden , built a pollinator - friendly meadow , designed homes , constructed windmills , created photography and ethnography books and exhibitions - and more. Beyond this , COA is a democratic institution , with students involved on all levels of governance and a weekly campus meeting to discuss current campus issues and decisions. Major decisions must be brought to this All - College Meeting ; committees that filter into the governance structure include participation by students. Opportunities for travel abound ; students must complete a one - term internship , which usually takes them off - campus and often abroad. The college offers a residency term in Mexico and another in France. International connections on campus are extensive , as COA has one of the highest percentages of international students of any liberal arts college. Many students come to COA with a desire to change the world - and leave with the tools to do so. COA practices what it teaches - and teaches what it practices ; it is the first college to become carbon neutral ; new student residences are outfitted with composting toilets ; the kitchen serves food from the college's organic farm. Now , COA offers one of the very few undergraduate green and socially responsible business programs , and provides seniors with entrepreneurial interests a yearlong mentorship opportunity for their business. It also offers a Food Systems Program that connects COA's organic farm to an organic research center in the United Kingdom and a graduate school in Germany. A degree in human ecology means that knowledge from the arts , sciences and humanities are valued and applied by faculty and students helping to shape a more sustainable , just and balanced world. | Among America's top liberal arts colleges , Holy Cross is the only one that embraces a Catholic , Jesuit identity. And of the 28 Jesuit colleges and universities in the United States , Holy Cross stands alone in its exclusive commitment to undergraduate education. There are no graduate teaching assistants ; students receive the complete attention of an outstanding faculty , nearly all of whom have either a doctorate or other terminal degree. Students enjoy a full array of athletic facilities , a state - of - the - art fitness center , and outstanding arts spaces. Holy Cross students also enjoy some of the most attractive and well - cared - for facilities in higher education. | College of the Ozarks is unique , because it charges no tuition. All full - time students work 15 hours a week to offset the costs of education. Students can also elect either to pay for room and board or to work in a summer program , which covers those costs. Debt is openly discouraged. C of O is a liberal arts college , founded a century ago by a Presbyterian minister , with deep roots in the Christian tradition. The College seeks students who are of good character , bright , willing to work and would have a difficult time paying to attend another college. The five aims of the College are to encourage academic , christian , patriotic , cultural and vocational growth in its students. | Founded in 1693 and one of the nation's premier state - assisted liberal arts universities , the College of William & Mary believes that excellence in teaching is the key to unlocking intellectual and personal possibilities for students. Dedicated to this philosophy and committed to small classes and student - faculty collaboration , the College provides high - quality undergraduate , graduate and professional education that prepares students to make significant contributions to the Commonwealth of Virginia and the nation. In recognition , the media have included William & Mary among the nation's prestigious "Public Ivys , " and ranked it first among state institutions in terms of commitment to teaching. | The College of Wooster is the nation's premier liberal arts college for undergraduate research. Wooster offers an excellent , comprehensive liberal education , culminating in a rigorous , in - depth project of inquiry or creative expression. By working in partnership with a faculty member to conceive , organize and complete a significant project on a topic of the student's own choosing , every Wooster student develops abilities valued by employers and graduate schools alike : initiative , self - confidence , independent judgment , creative problem solving , and strong written and oral communication skills. Wooster is a diverse , supportive , unpretentious community of learners where students can be themselves , discover and pursue their passion , and forge lifelong bonds with faculty , coaches , staff , and one another that enrich their college experience and sustain the college's tradition of excellence | CCU offers solid academic preparation for opportunities requiring spiritual , social and technical skills to compete successfully in today's marketplaces. It is an ideal environment for developing the Christian mind through academic excellence. CCU stresses acheivement and excellence in academic and athletic programs. | Colorado College is a private , liberal arts and sciences institution located at the foot of Pike's Peak and the gateway to the Southwest. The official college motto is "Scientia et Disciplina" or , as one scholar translates it , "Acquiring knowledge and living it." And living it -- that is the essence of Colorado College. Students are living their learning -- in the acquisition , in the sharing , and ultimately in the being out in the world. So is the faculty in their engaged , intensive , interdisciplinary teaching , their one - on - one advising , and their collaborative research with students. And so is the staff , who take students into their lives and serve as teachers in often important and unexpected ways. Students become most alive in their education when they pursue a single subject for an uninterrupted time in small class communities under the college's Block Plan. In stimulating learning environments -- classroom and library , field and laboratory , stage and studio , residence halls and student center , the local community and foreign countries -- students immerse themselves in rigorous academic adventure. This experience , combined with athletics , outdoor recreation , student organizations , residential life , and community service offers students a true renaissance in the Rockies. | Colorado School of Mines is a public research university devoted to engineering and applied science. It has the highest admissions standards of any public university in Colorado and among the highest of any public university in the U.S. Mines has distinguished itself by developing a curriculum and research program geared towards responsible stewardship of the earth and its resources. In addition to strong education and research programs in traditional fields of science and engineering , Mines is one of a very few institutions in the world having broad expertise in resource exploration , extraction , production and utilization. As such , Mines occupies a unique position among the world's institutions of higher education. Since its founding in 1874 , the translation of the school's mission into educational programs has been influenced by the needs of society. Those needs are now focused more clearly than ever before. The world faces a crisis in balancing resource availability with environmental protection and Mines and its programs are central to the solution. Mines offers all the advantages of a world - class research institution with a size that allows for personal attention. With an undergraduate and graduate student body of about 4 , 850 , Mines has a student / faculty ratio of 15 : 1 and an average undergraduate class size of 33 students. Mines is a uniquely Western school , not a typical college or university located in the western U.S. Situated in Golden , Colorado , against the Foothills of the Rocky Mountains , the Mines community enjoys nearby hiking , camping , bicycling , kayaking , fly fishing , rock climbing , white - water rafting , skiing , and snowboarding - there are about a dozen major ski areas within 1 - 4 hours drive from campus. Denver and Boulder are within 20 miles of campus , offering all the attractions of a large metropolitan area. Among numerous campus improvements , two major construction projects are currently underway - a new , 291 - bed residence hall which will open in the fall term , 2011 ; and a $33 million , 78 , 000 square - foot addition to the Division of Engineering and Department of Mining Engineering's , Brown Hall , which will make it the largest classroom facility on campus. The social environment is informal and friendly , and the academic environment is competitive , but also collaborative. Mines attracts an ambitious and motivated group of students , staff and faculty , and the career and graduate school opportunities for graduates are exceptional. Mines offers 18 varsity sports and over 50 club and intramural teams. Students are active in more than 140 clubs and organizations including music , student government , Greek Life , religious , cultural , special interest and professional associations and groups. Mines is a dynamic center for research , and recognized as a respected leader in engineering education and applied sciences , especially related to Earth , Energy , Materials and Environment. The knowledge and skills that contribute to problem - solving in our global society and are attained through the undergraduate and graduate opportunities at Colorado School of Mines have never been more needed than they are today. | Colorado State University is one of the premier teaching and research institutions in the United States. Founded in 1870 and established as a land - grant institution , Colorado State is a fully accredited public university recognized for its excellence in academic programs from the baccalaureate to the postgraduate level. Our land - grant mission of teaching , research , and outreach means that we're dedicated to service - serving you , our students , first. Colorado State offers more than 150 programs of study within eight colleges allowing you to shape a course of study that best meets your personal and professional goals. The University emphasizes the importance of active learning providing opportunities for field experience , laboratory research , internships , and study abroad. As a student at Colorado State , you will learn side by side with faculty mentors who are recognized internationally as leaders in their fields. Colorado State University is located in the center of Fort Collins , a city of about 137 , 200 people. Fort Collins , Money Magazine's 2008 runner - up for Best Place to Live , provides a unique blend of big city advantages and small town friendliness. You'll find everything you want - several shopping malls , hundreds of restaurants , multiple movie complexes , a regional cultural center , natural areas , and miles of bike trails. Close to campus are world - famous Rocky Mountain National Park , the Poudre River , and Horsetooth Reservoir. These recreation areas , as well as many others close by , offer endless opportunities for outdoor activities - such as skiing , snowboarding , hiking , camping , white - water rafting , and boating. And the city's agreeable climate of 300 days of sunshine a year enables you to take year - round advantage of the spectacular surroundings. | Columbia College opens doors for its students to experience new discoveries , new relationships and new areas of knowledge that can be explored through thought - provoking , honest dialogue both in and out of the classroom. Academics are strong , grounded in the liberal arts and sciences and offered in a learning environment characterized by civility and respect. Students feel at home at the beautiful 30 - acre campus , located in Columbia , Mo. , thanks to the private college's close - knit community where opportunities to get involved are plentiful. Personal service and attention have been hallmarks at the institution since it was founded in 1851 , traditions that can be seen and felt with a student - faculty ratio of 14 - to - 1 and meaningful relationships with professors and classmates. The school also prides itself on having first - class professors , competitive athletics , welcoming residence halls and valuable educational resources - all at an affordable price. In fact , Columbia College is listed in the Student Guide to America's 100 Best Colleges for quality and value. Undergraduate and graduate degrees are offered at the home campus in Columbia , Mo. , as well as at 35 locations across the nation and online. At Columbia College , no matter where you come from or where you want to go , opportunities await you. | Columbia College is a private , liberal arts , women's college and a national leader in the field of leadership development for women. Among its most notable features are a nationally recognized honors program ; an emphasis on character development , social justice , and engaged learning ; a diverse campus community ; and custom - designed opportunities for internships , practica , and travel - study experiences. Founded in 1854 , the College is affiliated with the United Methodist Church. Located in Columbia , South Carolina , the College has a legacy of developing women leaders with the courage , commitment , confidence , and competence to build a better world. In addition to the Women's College , coeducational Evening and Graduate programs are also offered. Located in Columbia , South Carolina , the campus is within minutes of a wide variety of cultural and recreational activities in the capital city.Residents enjoy the moderate climate year - round , a vibrant metropolitan area , college and university sports , parks , rivers , Lake Murray , museums , a nationally renowned zoo , and performing arts. | Founded in 1754 , Columbia University in the City of New York encompasses more than a dozen graduate and professional schools and the 5 , 600 undergraduates studying in Columbia College and The Fu Foundation of Engineering and Applied Science. The renowned Core Curriculum unites all Columbia undergraduates by providing a common foundation in literature , philosophy , science , art , history and music , and caps classes at 22 students to afford close interaction with Columbia's renowned faculty. Columbia Engineering is one of the oldest engineering schools in the nation , and the only to ensure every first - year student an internship experience that combines engineering design and community service. Students choose among over 100 majors and concentrations and thousands of research , internship and job opportunities. Located in the Morningside Heights neighborhood of Manhattan , Columbia not only offers access to all of New York City , the ultimate classroom , but also guaranteed four - year housing within a traditional campus surrounded by a residential neighborhood lined with bookstores , cafes and parks. Called "the quintessential great urban university , " Columbia is diverse in every way : students come from 50 states and over 90 foreign countries ; almost half of undergraduates are students of color , and over 500 student organizations are offered , including 31 Division I Ivy League athletic teams and dozens of community service organizations , performance groups , political clubs and publications. As the birthplace of FM radio , the fields of genetics and anthropology , the nation's oldest literary magazine and first Black student advocacy group on a multi - racial campus , Columbia has carried on a tradition of both social and scientific innovation for over 250 years. Notable Columbians include Barack Obama , Isaac Asimov , Madeline Albright , Langston Hughes , Jack Kerouac , Julia Stiles , and many more spanning every professional field. Columbia offers extensive need - based financial aid and meets the full need of every student admitted as a first - year with grants instead of loans. Parents with calculated incomes below $60 , 000 and with typical assets are not expected to contribute any income or assets to tuition , room , board and mandatory fees and families with calculated incomes between $60 , 000 and $100 , 000 and with typical assets have a significantly reduced contribution. To support students pursuing study abroad , research , internships and community service opportunities , Columbia offers the opportunity to apply for additional funding and exemptions from academic year and summer work expectations. A commitment to diversity of every kind is a longstanding Columbia hallmark. We believe cost should not be a barrier to pursuing your educational dreams. | Concordia - Selma , one of ten post - secondary institutions in the Concordia University System of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod , is a historically black , four - year , coeducational college. Concordia's traditional liberal arts curriculum provides the conceptual framework necessary for analysis and problem solving in society while the fine arts enlighten and enrich the human spirit. Concordia's mission is "to prepare students through a Christ - centered education for lives of responsible service in the church , community and world." | Concordia College embraces its Lutheran tradition by articulating a mission emphasizing thoughtfulness and religious dedication. The curriculum fosters moral and religious development of students to serve an increasingly diverse world. With an enrollment of 2 , 800 students from 38 states and 34 countries , the college is ranked among the top 160 national liberal arts colleges. Concordia has renowned music groups and is known for quality programs abroad. The Concordia Language Villages annually attracts 11 , 000 young people who study 15 world languages. The college is one of only five institutions to be honored with the Senator Paul Simon Award for Internationalization by NAFSA : Association of International Educators. | Concordia University is a private liberal arts university in Ann Arbor , Michigan. Affiliated with the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod and a university within the Concordia University system , we're proud of the benefits a faith - based education brings to our students. Our small size and low student - to - faculty ratio foster close relationships between students and faculty and create a supportive , caring community. Our 187 - acre campus , located on the banks of the Huron River , creates a beautiful and safe environment and is just minutes from the restaurants , cultural activities , and resources of downtown Ann Arbor. Within its distinctly Christian environment and its academic community dedicated to excellence , Concordia University serves as a liberal arts university preparing men and women for a life of service in the church and in the world. | Concordia University , Nebraska is a place where you can find your heart's calling and be equipped to answer it. Here , the foundation of our Christian Lutheran university is evident in the professor who cares about the whole student , the community who gathers for worship together and the roommates who support each other in successes and challenges. It is impossible to walk across campus and not be greeted ; it is impossible to simply get lost in the crowd. And while those professors do care , they are also demanding and have developed rigorous programs that will effectively ready you for your calling and prepare you to lead with your heart. The variety of programs lets you arrive at Concordia willing to explore a bit and settle on a course of study that you are passionate about pursuing. An overwhelming majority of our graduates find employment immediately after graduation. Since we started as a teacher's college that might not be surprising for our education majors , but the same is true with our business , science , pre - professional and health graduates. Now , someone might think that an education of this quality in such a supportive atmosphere is a financial impossibility. Between scholarships , grants , aid from individual organizations and churches and loans , 98 percent of Concordia students are supported throughout their education. And those scholarships are not just available for outstanding athletes or brilliant academics , but artists , musicians and actors , too. Of course , maybe you are an athlete and you want to play. Not a problem. Our 18 intercollegiate teams form tight - knit communities to compete ( and win! ) all over the country. Our GPAC conference is tough , and those worthy opponents will prepare you for regional and national competition as well. Concordia is also a place where that teammate on the track team may also be an award - winner for their graphic design work or a volleyball player may also solo on the national choir tour. And both of them might be on the Student Activities Council , work on the newspaper or be part of Students In Free Enterprise. Opportunities abound as you follow your heart to Concordia University , Nebraska. | Mission Statement : Concordia University Irvine , guided by the Great Commission of Christ Jesus and the Lutheran Confessions , empowers students through the liberal arts and professional studies for lives of learning , service and leadership. This mission is pursued through focus on seven educational targets : Systematic Inquiry , Clear Communication , Health and Well - Being , Sociocultural Responsiveness , Aesthetic Responsiveness , Christian Literacy and Life , and Servant Leadership. In accomplishing this mission , Concordia seeks to produce graduates who are wise , honorable and cultivated citizens. | As a distinctive , comprehensive university of the Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod , centered in the Gospel of Jesus Christ and based in the liberal arts , Concordia University equips men and women to serve and lead with integrity , creativity , competence , and compassion in a diverse , interconnected , and increasingly urbanized church and world. | Concordia University , St. Paul is a private , four - year liberal arts university of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod. Concordia offers a values - based , outcomes - oriented education for students of all ages , with more than 40 liberal arts majors for traditional students. Concordia also offers accelerated degree completion programs and master's programs for busy adults through a cohort - based model , with face - to - face or online learning options available. Concordia offers a technology - rich campus that includes an extensive virtual library and laptop computers for all full - time traditional students. Home to the Golden Bears , Concordia is the only private university in Minnesota in NCAA Division II. Concordia also offers a dynamic community of faith and is located in an urban setting with countless opportunities for cultural enrichment , internships , and community service. | Our mission is : To develop Christian leaders. Of course , students from other faiths are welcomed and encouraged to come here. The single greatest source of value added is the potential for undergraduates to work with dedicated faculty whose primary focus is undergraduate education. Students have the opportunity to receive much more individual instruction and mentoring from faculty than is normal for higher education. | Mission Statement : Concordia University is Lutheran higher education community committed to helping students develop in mind , body , and spirit for service to Christ in the Church and in the world. Concordia provides a variety of educational opportunities for students who are preparing for vocations in the ministry of the church and for various professional and business careers in the community. The program of studies emphasizes a liberal arts curriculum and course offerings provide educational experiences that cultivate personal and vocational skills. The total program is centered in the Christian philosophy with a confessional Lutheran emphasis. It is governed by sound educational standards and is focused on the spiritual , academic , social , and physical development of students. Rev. Dr. Patrick Ferry President | The mission of Concord University is to provide quality , liberal arts based education , to foster scholarly activities , and to serve the regional community. Concord University provides rigorous programs , primarily at the baccalaureate level , which prepare students to pursue various graduate study and career options and to assume leadership and professional roles in a multicultural society. In keeping with its tradition of service to the region , the University will offer a limited number of carefully selected graduate degrees. While we incorporate a variety of educational methodologies / technologies , our size and the caring dedication of our faculty , staff and administration are the principal assurances of a quality educational opportunity at Concord University. As a learning community , Concord University is committed to furthering knowledge through professional development activities and programs , through research , and through the application , publication and appreciation of scholarly efforts. The primary purpose of Concord's mission is academic ; however , the service the University provides to its state and region goes beyond the classroom. Concord University contributes to the quality of cultural and economic life in southern West Virginia through collaboration with both public and private organizations and agencies and through extension of its support and assistance into the region it serves. Ultimately , Concord University measures its success by the fulfillment alumni find in their careers and throughout their lives. | Situated on the coast of southern New England , Connecticut College is a highly selective private liberal arts college with about 1 , 900 students from all across the country and throughout the world. On the college's 750 - acre arboretum campus overlooking Long Island Sound , students and faculty create a vibrant social , cultural and intellectual community enriched by diverse perspectives. The college , founded in 1911 , is known for its unique combination of interdisciplinary studies , international programs , funded internships , student - faculty research and service learning. | Founded upon the conviction that "the well - being of any country depends much upon the culture of her women" and compelled by the vision to "enable students to see clearly , decide wisely and act justly , " Converse has been a pioneer in women's education for more than a century. Throughout her history , the Spartanburg , South Carolina college has offered a liberal arts education within a residential environment - purposefully keeping class sizes small and ensuring that every student has a faculty advisor. Today , innovative programs for graduate and advanced study complement the undergraduate program. Converse believes that the Founder's Ideal is a call to arms to develop engaged leaders who think critically and creatively and affect positive change in the world. Since the college's founding , graduates have used their Converse experience as launching pads for successful careers and active citizenship. Among Converse alumnae are a Pulitzer Prize winner , a renowned heart researcher , a Texas Supreme Court Justice , a prominent civil rights attorney , Broadway performers , the deputy crew commander for Titan IV Rocket launches at Cape Canaveral , and the first female circuit court judge in South Carolina. Mission Statement Converse educates students to see clearly , decide wisely and act justly , developing engaged , adaptable citizens committed to progress , by offering a distinctive undergraduate education for women and innovative programs for graduate and advanced study. Vision Statement Converse will be nationally recognized as an excellent master's university , acclaimed as a center for creative thinking and learning and a community that produces engaged citizens who effect positive change. Converse will lead in the cultivation and development of creativity across all disciplines in and out of the classroom. Converse College is committed to developing adaptable leaders who are equipped with the creativity , character , knowledge and perspective to transform the world around them. Founded upon the conviction that "the well - being of any country depends much upon the culture of her women" and compelled by the vision to "enable students to see clearly , decide wisely and act justly , " Converse has been a pioneer in women's education for more than a century. Throughout her history , the Spartanburg , S.C. college has offered a liberal arts education within a residential environment. Today , innovative programs for graduate and advanced study complement the undergraduate program. Students develop their unique voices through our challenging liberal arts curriculum , century - old honor tradition , and Daniels Center for Leadership and Service. Our close - knit residential community cultivates a spirit of sisterhood and enterprise among women diverse in backgrounds and interests. Across the board , from art and design to science , business , music and education , professors actively mentor and challenge students through spirited discussions inside and outside of the classroom. The Nisbet Honors Program , Petrie School of Music , independent and collaborative research opportunities , leading national debate teams , study abroad and internship programs , and a 9 : 1 student / faculty ratio differentiate the Converse learning community. Converse competes in NCAA Division II athletics , the highest level of any women's college , is the only women's college on the All - Steinway School roster , and is consistently top - ranked by U.S. News & World Report. | The mission of The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture is to provide for its students the finest professional education available within an intellectual environment that fosters and expands their creative capacities and sensibilities and establishes the foundation for a productive professional life. The School is committed to the belief that one of society's prime responsibilities is toward learning and education in the deepest sense : that the exercise of individual creativity within a willing community is a profoundly social act. Fundamental to the mission of the School is the maintenance of an atmosphere in which freedom of thought and exploration can flourish , where students can explore and utilize their special and individual talents , interests and modes of working , to their highest potential. The mission of the School of Art is to educate artists in the broadest sense , both as creative practitioners engaged with a wide range of disciplines in the visual arts and as enlightened citizens of the world who are prepared to question and transform society. The program is structured around an integrated curriculum that fosters connections between disciplines , as well as between traditional and new media. The studio experience affords the opportunity for the development of individual artistic vision in dialogue with collective debates and experiments within an intimate community of artists. The study of history , theory and criticism in the visual arts and general studies in the humanities and social sciences are considered essential in intellectually grounding studio practice. Central to the school's philosophy is the advancement of the artist's role in initiating critical responses and alternative models in relation to the prevailing forms and institutions of cultural production. Students are challenged to expand their research and experimentation across The Cooper Union , as well as in the surrounding urban environment and in the wider public sphere. The Albert Nerken School of Engineering will create an educational culture with a commitment to excellence. We will bring together the best and brightest engineering students ; we will nurture and develop their talents ; we will encourage them to work and learn at their highest levels ; and we will instill in them the desire and the ability to use their engineering background to fulfill their potential as knowledgeable , creative and responsible leaders in society. | Corban University is an independent Christian university in Salem , Oregon , with more than 50 majors and programs of study including professional , liberal arts , and ministries. Along with traditional and adult degree completion programs at the undergraduate level , Corban offers post - baccalaureate teacher licensure and graduate degrees in education , business administration , and counseling. Corban is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. As a member of the Association of Christian Schools International ( ACSI ), Corban's Education program is approved to culminate in an ACSI teaching certificate. It is also approved by the State of Oregon to prepare both elementary and secondary teachers for licensure. Our distinction is relationship : faculty to student and student to student. The members of the Corban community are here to help students succeed. Our motto , Dedicating Heart and Mind to God , is a very real part of our process. Corban is a member of the NAIA Cascade Conference for men's and women's basketball , soccer , golf , track and cross country as well as men's baseball , and women's softball and volleyball. | Cornell College is recognized as one of the nation's finest and most distinctive liberal arts colleges , offering its students one extraordinary opportunity after another , in the classroom , on campus , and around the world. Cornell is able to provide distinctive learning experiences , which many institutions simply cannot duplicate , through its innovative One Course At A Time ( OCAAT ) academic calendar. Also referred to as the block plan , OCCAT enables students to immerse themselves in a single course of study , each year taking eight to nine different courses during three - and - one - half week terms , or blocks. Students have as much , if not more , classroom time on OCAAT as on a traditional semester calendar but benefit from both the focus and flexibility afforded by OCAAT. Faculty also only teach one course at a time so that they establish close relationships with their students. Cornell's student - faculty ratio of 11 : 1 enables its faculty to provide students with personalized attention , and classes are capped at 25 students with an average of 16. Faculty are able to creatively design seminar - style courses that can explore the integration of theory and practice , traveling freely off - campus without the competing demands of a semester calendar. Founded in 1853 , Cornell's historic hilltop campus is the home of an attractively diverse student body of 1 , 200 who come from 47 states and 20 countries. Cornell students are intellectually curious , achievement - oriented , fun - loving , and service - minded. They are actively involved in campus life , whether in arts , athletics , student government , or special interest groups. Since all classes are on a standard schedule , students are able to pursue their extracurricular interests with the same passion they pursue their coursework. Cornell is a residential campus contributing to a strong sense of community. The college offers highly successful pre - professional programs in business , education , law , and medicine as well as dual degree programs in architecture and engineering. Pre - medical ( and other pre - health professional ) students pursue distinctive courses , research opportunities , and internships , as well as other services , through Dimensions : The Center for the Science and Culture of Healthcare. The Berry Center for Economics , Business , and Public Policy provides similar advantages for students interested in finance , entrepreneurship , and public policy issues. The Center for Teaching and Learning provides learning support for all students through writing , quantitative reasoning , and media studios. Cornell's pre - law program offers LSAT preparation , professional mentors , internships , and an outstanding mock trial program. Students who wish to study abroad may do so for a single block or a full semester through Cornell courses or the college's two international study consortia. Cornell graduates offer prospective employers and graduate schools exciting resumes of accomplishments , internships , and special study experiences. Two - thirds of Cornell graduates earn advanced degrees. Loren Pope , author of Looking Beyond the Ivy League and Colleges that Change Lives , wrote of Cornell College : "In my book there is no better college , and it produces much more than its share of writers , scholars , and executives." | Cornell University was founded in 1865 as a coeducational , nonsectarian institution where "any person can find instruction in any study." Once dubbed "the first American university" in recognition of the revolutionary principles on which it was founded , Cornell continues to push the limits of its founder's vision. Renowned for its distinctive mix of eminent scholarship , academic rigor and commitment to public service , it attracts more than 20 , 000 students from every state in the Union and over 120 countries. They learn from a world - class faculty teaching more than 5 , 000 courses and participate in cutting - edge research in 11 undergraduate , graduate and professional schools on the uniquely beautiful Ithaca campus , at Cornell's medical college campuses in New York City and Qatar , and in affiliated programs around the world. The breadth of study , ranging from legendary programs in the humanities to world - class interdisciplinary research centers in nanotechnology , biotechnology , supercomputing and genomics , sets Cornell apart from its Ivy League peers. The land - grant university of New York State , Cornell also boasts the nation's first colleges devoted to hotel administration , industrial and labor relations , and veterinary medicine. In recent years , Cornell has been aggressively expanding its international programs - from the establishment , in 2001 , of the Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar , the first American medical school outside of the United States , to the forging of partnerships and collaborations with major institutions in China , India , and Singapore - further supporting Cornell's status as the transnational university of the future. | The motto of Covenant College is "In all things Christ preeminent". Acknowledging Christ as the creator of all things , as the redeemer of people fallen into sin , and as the sovereign ruler over all of life , the college strives to discern and to unfold the implications of His pre - eminence in all things. We seek to appropriate the mind of Christ as the biblical perspective from which we characterize and respond to reality. We are committed to excellence in academic inquiry , and we seek to define all areas of the college's structure and program according to this understanding of our purpose. | Creighton , a leading Jesuit , Catholic university , is committed to providing intellectual challenge , promoting critical thinking and inspiring leadership and service to others with a faith - filled view of the world. Creighton's complex and sophisticated academic offerings have contributed to its national reputation for diversity and educational excellence , drawing students from across the nation and around the world. Students find balance in Creighton's rigorous academics , strong focus on leadership skills , abundant opportunities for internships and undergraduate research ( including a new collaborative effort with the Department of Energy and Omaha Public Power District in which students assist with building and monitoring the largest solar array in the state ), and life - changing community service experiences.With about 7 , 000 students ( 4 , 000 undergraduates ), more than 50 undergraduate majors and 20 graduate and professional programs , Creighton is the ideal learning environment with small , personal classes , accomplished faculty mentors , a wealth of internship opportunities and a 96 percent job placement rate within eight months of graduation. Students come to Creighton to become experts in their chosen fields. With recognition from prestigious organizations such as the Fulbright Fellows and Goldwater Scholars programs and extraordinary synergy among undergraduate , graduate and professional faculty , it's not surprising that Creighton launches about half of its graduates immediately into medical , dental , pharmacy , physical or occupational therapy , graduate or law school - one of the highest rates nationally for a university of this size.At Creighton , students are prepared to succeed - in their professional careers as well as in the leadership roles they take on in order to shape a better world.Creighton is poised for the future , with more than $250 million in campus construction and renovations , including : a state - of - the - art integrated science building , technology - rich townhouses , a nationally recognized soccer stadium and campus mall , a signature student life and learning center and a new women's athletic arena as well as fitness , health and recreation center.Creighton's beautiful campus offers a comfortable and safe space within a five - minute walk of downtown restaurants , music events and corporate business headquarters. Students find that Omaha features the cosmopolitan amenities of a larger city in a friendlier , more navigable environment. From nationally renowned academics to NCAA Division I athletics and extraordinary service and leadership opportunities , all set within a thriving metropolis , you get the complete package at Creighton University. | The mission of Crown College is to to provide a biblically based education for Christian leadership in The Christian and Missionary Alliance , the church - at - large , and the world. One of the things that makes Crown special are the deeply committed faculty and staff. Professors are dedicated to students in a way you seldom see at other colleges. Staff members , as well , take an interest in the holistic development of students. Many spend their own time developing meaningful relationships , which allow them to mentor and encourage students in life inside and outside the classroom. There is a team spirit and unity in making the college work in light of a budget crunch. Crown also has a strong sense of community between faculty , students and staff , with a genuine love for each other. Crown is not a large college , yet its faculty and staff provide a high - quality education and service - oriented mentality that puts the student first. With a 14 : 1 student to faculty ratio , our customers are given top - priority and meaningful attention. The College offers nearly 40 majors from across the spectrum. There is a growing and intense nursing program , while on a regular basis the College seeks to expand the fields of study offered. The nursing program has become top - notch , with state - of - the - art facilities and a rigorous study load. Social Entrepreneurship was a new major this fall , and programs for Graduate students are flexible , both online and in - the - classroom. | The mission of Culver - Stockton College is to provide students of promise a superb education within an active learning community founded upon integrity and the best values of faith and the human spirit. Culver - Stockton College accomplishes this mission as a learning - centered community commited to freedom of inquiry , excellence in teaching , and its heritage as a Midwestern college in convenant with the Christian Church ( Disciples of Christ ) . The College emphasizes in its academic programs a solid liberal arts foundation ; a rigorous , challenging curriculum ; teaching excellence ; effective advising ; close faculty - student interaction ; and early access to enriching experiences. The student's academic experience is a blend of traditional coursework and experiential opportunities on an academic calendar that reserves three weeks every semester to focus on one in - depth course or experience such as travel abroad , internships , clinical rotation , or other hands - on learning. | Baruch College is a senior college in the City University of New York , educates 12 , 195 undergraduates and 3 , 863 graduate students in a high - tech campus located in midtown Manhattan. Baruch's mission is to provide a sound foundation in business and professional education and the arts and sciences ; Baruch's vision is excellence in urban public education. The student body reflects the strength and diversity of New York City , a world - class metropolis , and the College embraces the city through its curriculum , programs and student life. | Founded in 1930 , Brooklyn College is one of the eleven senior colleges of the City University of New York. The College has been consistently ranked for the past six years by Princeton Review as among America???s Best Value Colleges. In Princeton Review's 2009 guidebook , The Best 368 Colleges , Brooklyn College was ranked third in the nation for diversity. Located in what many consider to be the most culturally vibrant borough in the city , Brooklyn College is a comprehensive liberal arts institution with nationally recognized programs and world - class faculty in the arts and sciences , education , and business. The student body reflects the city???s rich ethnic and cultural diversity and global connections. The college has continued to raise entrance requirements , supports vibrant honors programs and numerous student research opportunities , and provides robust and ongoing advisement for all students. The College enrolls more than 16 , 000 undergraduate and graduate students. Over the last eight years , the college has appointed some 273 new full - time faculty members , more than half of its full - time teaching faculty , who hold higher degrees from Harvard , Stanford , Yale , Oxford , and similarly prestigious universities. Among them are Pulitzer Prize - winners , Fulbright and Guggenheim Fellows , and national grant researchers. What attracts students to the College are its innovative programs , strong internship opportunities , and extensive study - abroad selections. The College's admissions criteria are increasingly selective , and high - achieving high school students apply in ever - larger numbers for admission to the Macaulay Honors College at Brooklyn College , where they join other strong students who make up the College's prestigious Honors Academy , a federation of six honors programs. Perhaps the best measure of an excellent college is the success of its students. The College ranks nineteenth nationally in the number of undergraduates who have gone on to receive Ph.D.'s. The Core Curriculum is the College's signature program. Long a national model , it was revised and strengthened in 2006 and offers students an unrivaled general education. The On - Course Advantage ( TOCA ) enables dedicated students to graduate in the traditional four years by giving them priority at registration , guaranteed access to required courses , and one - on - one advising throughout their course of study. Brooklyn College is a student - centered campus ; it has expanded its Center for Academic Advisement and Student Success in order to make individual , pro - active advising available to everyone. As a public institution , Brooklyn College takes seriously its public responsibilities. It has actively broadened its engagement with the surrounding neighborhood and with Brooklyn's cultural and social organizations and is most proud of its partnership with high schools throughout the borough. A major capital construction and renovation program is currently in progress at Brooklyn College , more than $500 million allocated to the College by New York State in capital funds. The West Quad Building , the first new building on campus since the 1970s , opened in fall 2009 and houses extensive student services and state - of - the - art physical education and athletic facilities. A new performing arts center is due to begin construction later this year , and a new science complex is on the drawing boards of well - known architectural firms. | Founded in 1847 , The City College of New York ( CCNY ) is the oldest of the City University's institutions of higher learning. The campus is on 35 acres of grass and tree land in Manhattan. In Fall 2009 , it had 16 , 308 students in graduate and undergraduate programs in Liberal Arts and Science , Architecture , Engineering , Education and Biomedical Education. In Fall 2008 , CCNY started offering Ph.D. degrees in Engineering. CCNY has made a major investment in two new Science buildings. It created and opened a new Architecture building. CCNY has one of the most diverse student bodies in America , representing some 160 countries. In Fall 2009 , 104 languages other than English were spoken at CCNY. The College is ranked among the top 12 nationally in graduates who have gone on to earn doctorates and is internationally known for the research activities of its faculty , which received grant support totaling over $55 million dollars in 2008 / 2009. | Located in the heart of Manhattan , Hunter offers students the stimulating learning environment and career - building opportunities you might expect from a college that's been a part of the world's most exciting city since 1870. The largest college in the City University of New York , Hunter pulses with energy. Hunter's vitality stems from a large , highly diverse faculty and student body. Its school of Arts and Sciences , Education , the Health Professions and Social Work provide an affordable first - rate education. Undergraduates have extraordinary opportunities to conduct high - level research under renowned faculty , and many opt for credit - bearing internships in such exciting fields as media , the arts , and government. The college's high standards and special programs ensure a challenging education. The Block Program for first - year students keeps classmates together as they pursue courses in the liberal arts , pre - health science , pre - nursing , pre - med or honors. A range of honors programs is available for students with strong academic records , including the highly competitive tuition - free Hunter CUNY Honors College for entering freshmen and the Thomas Hunter Honors Program , which emphasizes small classes with personalized mentoring by the most outstanding faculty. Qualified students also benefit from Hunter's participation in minority science research and training programs , the prestigious Andrew W. Mellon Minority Undergraduate Program , and many other passports to professional success. | John Jay College is a liberal arts college dedicated to education , research , and service in the fields of criminal justice , fire science , and related areas of public safety and public service. It strives to endow students with the skills of critical thinking and effective communication ; the perspective and moral judgment that result from liberal studies ; the capacity for personal and social growth and creative problem solving that results from the ability to acquire and evaluate information ; the ability to navigate advanced technological systems ; and the awareness of the diverse cultural , historical , economic , and political forces that shape our society. | Lehman College recently won recognition for its teacher education and coordinated freshmen programs. Lehman faculty members are highly credentialed and include world - renowned scientists , an Oscar - winning composer and the 2001 - 2003 U.S. Poet Laureate. Class size is small ( 17 on average ), and undergraduate and graduate programs , already numbering 90 , continue to grow ( such as a new Bachelor in Business Administration degree and program in Computer Graphics and Imaging , and a new Social Work program ) . Lehman's 37 - acre campus is safe and beautiful. Students pay the area's lowest tuition , but receive real value for their investment. | At its founding in 1937 , Queens College was hailed by the people of the borough as "the college of the future." Now part of the City University of New York ( CUNY ), Queens College offers a rigorous education in the liberal arts and sciences under the guidance of a faculty dedicated to both teaching and research. Students graduate with the ability to think critically , address complex problems , explore various cultures , and use modern technologies and information resources. The college has one of the most diverse student populations in America , with students from more than 140 nations. A member of Phi Beta Kappa , Queens College was named one of the nation's hottest and most interesting colleges by the 2008 Kaplan / Newsweek How to Get into College guide. The guide especially praised the college for providing an exceptional education to talented people of all backgrounds and financial means , many of who are the first in their families to attend college. Located in a residential area of Flushing , Queens , America's most ethnically diverse county the beautiful campus consists of 77 acres lined with trees surrounding grassy open spaces and a traditional quad. The college boasts state - of - the - art computer and science laboratories , a spectacular music building , and the six - story Rosenthal Library. The major classroom building , Powdermaker Hall , is completely renovated with the latest technology throughout. The administration is committed to making the college a home away from home for its students with over 100 clubs and teams , from the Science Organization of Minority Students to clubs for theatre , fencing , environmental science , and martial arts. The only CUNY college that participates in Division II sports , Queens sponsors men's and women's teams and has some of the finest athletics facilities in the metropolitan area. The college continues to expand its wireless capability , open new cafes and dining areas , update the Student Union and other buildings , and embark on a variety of beautification projects to enhance students' experience on campus. Academic programs are organized into four divisions , which offer both day and evening courses : Arts and Humanities ; Mathematics and the Natural Sciences ; the Social Sciences ; and Education ( Queens College educates more teachers than any other college in New York City ) . The college offers over 100 undergraduate and graduate majors , including a Bachelor of Arts in Chinese , a Bachelor of Arts in Classics , Bachelor of Business Administration degree with majors in finance , international business , and actuarial studies , and new degree programs in Graphic Design , Neuroscience , and an MFA in Creative Writing. Queens College participates in two CUNY programs that offer students free tuition and other special benefits : Macaulay Honors College , a challenging program open to the most academically gifted students , and the Teacher Academy , an exciting teacher education program offered to academically strong students majoring in mathematics or one of the sciences. An Honors Center with lounges and labs was opened for students participating in the college's various honors programs. The college's centers and institutes serve students and the larger community by addressing society's most important challenges , including cancer , AIDS , pollution , and racism , as well as celebrating the borough's many ethnic communities. The College's arts scene is vibrant thanks to the new Kupferberg Center for the Visual and Performing Arts , which brings together the college's academic departments in the arts ( Music , Drama , Art , and Media Studies ), and its museums ( the Godwin - Ternbach , the Queens College Art Center , and the Louis Armstrong House Museum ) . The celebrated Evening Readings Series has brought some of the world's finest writers to campus. The College opened a new residence hall , The Summit , in Fall 2009 , which houses approximately 500 students. | Curry College is a private , four - year , liberal arts - based institution , founded in 1879 and located on 135 acres in Milton , MA. The institutional mission of the College is to develop liberally educated persons who are able to gain and to apply knowledge humanely , intelligently , and effectively in a complex , changing world. To achieve its mission , Curry College promotes individual intellectual and social growth by engaging its students in achieving these educational goals : Thinking Critically ; Communicating Effectively ; Understanding Context ; Appreciating Aesthetic Experience ; Defining a Personal Identity ; Examining Value Systems ; and Adapting and Innovating. Curry is recognized as a world - leading college for individualized education by focusing on the particular learning needs of each student with an average class size of 20 students and a student / faculty ratio of 11 : 1. The College offers 20 majors and 65 - plus minors and concentrations leading to undergraduate degrees in specialized and liberal arts programs as well as graduate degrees in business , education and criminal justice , with a combined annual enrollment of approximately 4 , 100 students. The student body consists of approximately 2 , 000 traditional students , 1 , 650 continuing education and 450 graduate students. Curry College students come from 35 states and 23 countries. Over 1 , 400 of its students reside on the Milton campus. The College is well known for a variety of outstanding undergraduate and graduate programs , top flight nationally ranked athletic teams which compete in the NCAA Division III ; and an outstanding theatre program. Academically , the largest majors are Business Management , Communication , Nursing , Criminal Justice and Psychology. Curry's Homeland Defense program was recognized by The Chronicle of Higher Education as the first undergraduate certificate level program of its type in the country. Curry's Residential Property Management certificate level program is the sixth in the country and the only one in the Northeast. The college won international acclaim for its Program for Advancement of Learning ( PAL ) as the nation's first college - level program for students with language - based learning differences. Faculty have appeared or been cited in the media , from The Boston Globe to National Public Radio to MSNBC , and an evening from the nationally recognized Blue Hills Writing Institute was broadcast on Book TV on C - SPAN 2. Curry's television program was one of the first in the country to offer HDTV instruction. Curry has also received great recognition for its communication program and award - winning radio station WMLN FM - 91.5 , and its nursing program , which absorbed the Children's Hospital nursing school. The College recently launched a Master of Science in Nursing program which focuses on the emerging Clinical Nurse Leader ( CNL ) role , an emerging role of the professional nurse developed by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing ( AACN ) in collaboration with leaders from the practice environment. Beyond the Milton campus , Curry extends its educational programs to a branch campus in Plymouth through the Division of Continuing Education and Graduate Studies. | Dakota State University ( DSU ) is a public , non - profit institution that was established in 1881 as a "normal school" , the first teacher education institution in Dakota Territory. Today , DSU has been designated as South Dakota's information technology university and is a leader in integrating information technology into the academic disciplines of its curriculum. Academic rigor and the infusion of information technology into teaching , research , creative activity and service are at the heart of the University's work. As a result of the University's very focused mission , all academic programs -- even those that appear to be similar to programs elsewhere , such as English or biology - are a unique fusion of applied technology and discipline - specific courses. To support its very focused , information technology mission , the University has a wired technology infrastructure ( 1 gigabyte to every desktop ) overlayed with a wireless infrastructure that extends to all corners of the University campus , including the arena , the wellness center , and the football / track stadium. The University implemented a wireless mobile computing initiative ( WMCI ) in 2004 , which puts a tablet PC ( currently a Fujitsu T4410 ) in the hands of all on - campus students. Each classroom and campus meeting room includes a projection system that instructors , students , or meeting participants can access by logging into the University's wireless network and selecting that room's projector. DSU's sports teams travel on specially equipped buses , so that students retain wireless access to their student accounts ( email , web space and course management websites ), even when they travel to out - of - town sports events. In addition to its pervasive , technology - rich infrastructure , Dakota State University prides itself in providing students with an open , friendly , safe , challenging , and collaborative environment. The University encourages all students to participate in extra - curricular and co - curricular activities that enrich their academic experience - discipline - specific and personal interest clubs , sports , faculty - student research , and service learning , to name a few. Its faculty and staff are high - quality , caring , and student - focused. The institution is proud of its graduates and the exceptionally high job placement levels they achieve. Dakota State University is recognized by both the National Security Agency ( NSA ) and the Department of Homeland Security as a National Center of Excellence in Information Assurance Education. The University also includes a Center for Information Assurance in Banking and Finance , a Center for Advancement of Health Information Technology and a Center of Excellence in Computer Information Systems. Dakota State University is accredited through the Higher Learning Commission of the North Center Association of Colleges and Schools as an AQIP ( Academic Quality Improvement Program ) institution. Dakota State University's participation in AQIP accreditation reflects the institution's on - going commitment to organizational learning and institutional improvement. At DSU , the AQIP accreditation process works in tandem and in harmony with the University's other continuous improvement processes , most notably its strategic planning processes , its institutional effectiveness processes , its program review processes and its assessment processes. Its AQIP action projects provide a framework for improvement that focuses on data analysis and achievement of the University's publicly declared goals and objectives. | Dakota Wesleyan University aspires to be a leading university that educates students to identify and develop their individual talents for successful lives in service to God and the common good. Dakota Wesleyan University announces two new centers of excellence , the George and Eleanor McGovern Library and Center for Public Service , and The Kelley Center for entrepreneurship. | DBU is a Christ - centered comprehensive liberal - arts university offering 60 undergraduate , 20 graduate , and 2 doctoral degree programs. With 5 , 400 traditional age , adult and graduate students DBU strives to incorporate innovation and Christian values to better serve its students. At DBU , students learn to exemplify servant leadership and how to integrate Biblical faith and academic learning in their daily lives. Located in South Dallas overlooking Mountain Creek Lake , DBU's main campus offers its students a beautiful environment in which to grow and encounter quality academics from a Christian world - view. With weekend and evening classes at locations throughout the Metroplex and online classes , DBU also offers the working adult the convenience and flexibility they need to complete their degree. | Founded in 1769 , Dartmouth is one of the oldest and most respected institutions of higher learning in the United States. A member of the Ivy League , Dartmouth has a long history of dedication to the highest educational ideals. With its world - class faculty and facilities , and nationally and internationally renowned graduate programs in engineering , business , medicine and the arts & sciences , the school has resources that very few universities can match. In addition , by maintaining a highly flexible quarter - system calendar , and allowing only faculty to teach its undergraduate courses , Dartmouth assures that students have complete and timely access to all that the institution has to offer. Faculty : The professors at Dartmouth are among the leaders in their fields , yet they remain fully committed to teaching. Even the most senior professors teach first - year courses. Recipients of more than $180 million in annual research grants and consistently ranked among the most respected teachers in American higher education , Dartmouth professors are true exemplars of the phrase teacher - scholar. Through course - related discussions , research collaborations , and casual conversation , students get to know their professors as instructors , mentors , colleagues , and friends. Undergraduate Students : Dartmouth students come from all 50 states and more than 87 countries. The population is divided almost evenly between men and women. More than a third of the students identify themselves as students of color ( 33% ) or non - US citizens ( 7% ) . Almost half of the students receive some form of need - based financial assistance to cover the cost of their education. Dartmouth disburses more than $77 million in need - based scholarships each year. Prior to Dartmouth , 60% of the students attended public secondary schools and 40% attended private or parochial schools. Once on campus , they take full advantage of the academic resources Dartmouth has to offer , and get involved in the more than 300 officially recognized organizations. | An award - winning faculty , exceptional student profile , competitive Division I athletics , top national academic rankings , vital honor code , and nationally - recognized alumni network ( 60 percent annual fund participation ) place Davidson among the nation's leading liberal arts colleges. Close contact with professors brings an unusually high number of students into graduate - level research and publishing. Nearly 70 percent of students study abroad for credit. Need - blind admissions attract a diversity of more than 1 , 600 students from 49 states and Washington , D.C. , and 36 countries. Located in a picturesque college town in the temperate piedmont region near metropolitan Charlotte , N.C. Visit www.davidson.edu. | Located in the Potomac Highlands of the Appalachian Mountains , Davis & Elkins College offers a quality education in a close - knit community filled with unique opportunities for leadership development and personal discovery , such as its three - week Winter Term experience. It offers baccalaureate and associate degrees in over 30 programs , from Business to Theatre , Environmental Science to Criminology , Nursing to Hospitality and Recreation Management. The student / faculty ratio is 13 : 1. Affiliated with the Presbyterian Church ( USA ), Davis & Elkins features an Honors Program as well as The Naylor Learning Center for students with learning disabilities. It competes in 12 NCAA ( DII ) sports and USCSA downhill skiing. | Defiance College offers undergraduate students an engaged learning experience that is unique among colleges and universities. Defiance has made a name for itself as an institution educating students to become effective leaders within a democratic society. A "culture of engagement" melds the civic , academic , and cultural components of engagement into the student learning experience. Nationally recognized for its successful efforts to implement a model of civic engagement and service learning , Defiance is home to the McMaster School for Advancing Humanity , a unique research program serving as a focal point for teaching , service , scholarship , and action to improve the human condition worldwide. Through McMaster , undergraduate students regularly conduct original research in response to community - identified needs in high - need areas of the U.S. and the world. Student and faculty projects in domestic and international locations are supported by significant planning and research conducted by fellow students on campus. Students participated during 2009 - 10 in projects in Cambodia , Belize , New Orleans and Jamaica. Defiance's Citizen Leader Program provides $2 , 000 tuition scholarships for new students who demonstrate a record of service in their communities. Citizen Leaders who distinguish themselves as emerging leaders are invited to become Bonner Leaders. This leadership program provides students with opportunities to professionalize their leadership skills , and deepen their understanding and practice of community engagement and democratic practice. Freshmen in the Citizen Leader program are also invited to participate in the Hench Autism Studies Program , serving as peer mentors to high school - aged students with autism who are part of the on - campus HASP initiative. HASP , a collaboration of college and community resources , is a groundbreaking , multi - faceted program designed to specifically address the late adolescent years and the transition of individuals with autism to adulthood. Students and faculty , particularly in the social sciences , have opportunities to interact with the Family Justice Center of Northwest Ohio , one of a handful of centers nationwide that is a partnership of local government , community and nonprofit partners offering a coordinated response for victims of domestic violence and their children. Majors at Defiance College that appeal to 21st century students include forensic science , digital forensic science , and global and international studies. And , the College recently led a collaborative effort of education and health care in the region to create a nursing program for bachelor's degree - seeking students. Among the projects the College has recently implemented are a national advisory board program to help guide students in their majors , an alumni - student network , expanded hands - on experiential opportunities , and a student - run , nonprofit organization. Personal Success Plans ( PSPs ) are created at freshman orientation and outline the progress that each student has selected to focus on in numerous areas. Both the student and the college assess progress each semester , making modifications as needed. | Delaware Valley College Recently ranked one of the safest colleges in the nation , Delaware Valley College dedicates itself to providing career - directed , career - oriented education in an intimate , personalized setting. Students select Delaware Valley College to provide them with the skills that employers want. Take a look at Del Val. You will like what you see. Why Del Val? Small classes , averaging 18 students - All classes are taught by faculty committed to teaching , not by teaching assistants. - A required 500 hour Employment Program , through which students gain valuable practical experience in their field of study. - A well - balanced curriculum combining liberal arts and sciences , broadening students appreciation of their cultural heritage , and strengthening their sense of ethics and values. Scholarship with experience Our students graduate with a big advantage over those from other institutions. The Employment Program at Delaware Valley College enables you to spend ( 500 hours ) on jobs that are directly related to your major field of study. This requirement enables the College to achieve a 96% career placement rate for its graduates. | N / A | Denison's academic mission is to educate our students to become independent thinkers and active citizens of a democratic society. Distinguishing features of Denison's educational program are its hand - crafted , interactive , highly interdisciplinary approach to teaching and learning , and a commitment to a learning community that fosters sensitivity to diverse perspectives. Denison also distinguishes itself by its' residential nature. Students that attend Denison should expect to live on the campus all four years. It is through this practiced living / learning approach that the college provides a unique academic experience. Students at Denison not only learn from top scholars with training from some of the best universities in the world , but also from fellow students who bring to the college a diverse set of intellectual , socio - economic , geographical and experiential life experiences. Given this ethos , students enjoy a dynamic learning environment theoretically twenty four hours a day and seven days a week. | DePaul University is nationally recognized for its innovative , academically rigorous programs that combine applied learning with current theories to prepare students for their careers and their lives. Its pragmatic approach , which complements its partnerships with hundreds of Chicago organizations , draws accolades from guidebooks and employers. The only one of the nation???s ten largest private universities to make teaching its primary focus , DePaul provides a highly interactive learning environment through expert instruction and small class sizes. More than 98 percent of classes are taught by faculty members , not teaching assistants , while 86 percent of classes have 40 or fewer students. All full - time faculty members teach and those who teach graduate students also teach undergraduates. Many of the faculty members are nationally recognized in their field , yet they are accessible and approachable , taking an active interest in their students??? aspirations. Theory and experience are blended throughout the curriculum. Undergraduates master the application of classroom concepts through service - learning courses , research projects , internships , cooperative education and work - study programs. The Steans Center , one of a handful of endowed service - learning programs in the nation , coordinates courses that teach students while simultaneously helping more than 250 organizations throughout the metropolitan area. DePaul???s service - learning program is consistently ranked among the top 25 nationally. The service learning program is a key element of DePaul???s mission , which is to provide a high quality , values - based education to a wide range of students , with particular attention to first - generation students and those from disadvantaged backgrounds. The student body is diverse ; about one third of all undergraduates are of color , including 36 percent of new freshmen , and about 35 percent are first - generation students from families where neither parent holds a college degree. DePaul maintains high standards for admission ; 22 percent of incoming freshmen graduated in the top 10 percent of their class. About 30 percent of all freshmen are from outside Illinois. International students represent about 3 percent of the student body and come from more than 100 nations. This wide range of backgrounds and perspectives enables students to learn from each other through DePaul???s discussion - and project - oriented approach. As the nation's largest Catholic university , DePaul works to prepare its students to be ethically and socially engaged leaders in their chosen fields. DePaul is one of 62 universities nationwide , and the only one in Illinois , to qualify for the new Community Engagement citation given by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Its faculty and staff forge global and local educational partnerships impacting key ethical and social justice issues. It meshes seamlessly with Chicago???s commercial and artistic communities , offering its students unparalleled access to internships and learning opportunities with many of the nation???s top corporations and organizations as well as a rich array of cultural events and institutions. About one - third of DePaul???s full - time faculty members have consulted with corporations , agencies or organizations and more than half were involved in community service in the past year , staying current with industry practices. Students tap these connections for internships , mentors , class projects , professional contacts and more. Of DePaul???s 140 , 000 living alumni , more than 90 , 000 reside in the metropolitan area , providing students with a network locally and around the world. | We are a distinguished university and proud family , nationally recognized for extraordinary effectiveness in linking liberal arts education with life's work. DePauw intellectually challenges students and inspires them to lead and to serve in an increasingly diverse and rapidly changing world. The value of the DePauw experiences is reflected in the remarkable loyalty and passion DePauw engenders and in the uncommon success of our graduates. | DeSales University is a Catholic liberal arts institution located on a 480 - acre campus in Center Valley , Pa. , and offers 34 bachelor's degrees and six master degree programs. DeSales University offers courses in a wide range of disciplines in a friendly , suburban institution providing personal attention , small class sizes and a feeling of community. The University offers a supportive environment for academic and spiritual growth , and an activities schedule that includes intramural athletic competition as well as 15 intercollegiate teams competing in NCAA Division III. Ninety five percent of our graduates are employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation. To get more information about DeSales University , call ( 610 ) 282 - 1100 or visit the website at www.desales.edu. | Dickinson College , founded in 1773 , is a highly selective , private residential liberal - arts college known for its innovative curriculum. Its mission is to offer students a useful education in the arts and sciences that will prepare them for lives as engaged citizens and leaders. The 180 - acre campus is located in the heart of historic Carlisle , Pa. The college offers 41 majors with an emphasis on international studies , has more than 40 study - abroad programs in 24 countries on six continents and offers 13 modern languages. Exceptional curricular strengths include global education and environmental sustainability. | Dickinson State University's value as a public institution of higher education extends well beyond its classrooms and laboratories. DSU contributes to virtually every facet of life in North Dakota. The state's economic vitality , educated workforce , cultural capital and quality of place all benefit from the driving force of the vigorous and entrepreneurial university DSU has become. The university's Global Awareness Initiative has engaged DSU students , faculty and administrators in an informed dialogue about globalization and cultural diversity with educators at universities in eight countries , including China , Russia and Ukraine. Among the many programs and accomplishments that set DSU apart for other colleges and universities are the following : 99% of DSU graduates are employed or continuing their education. 14% of 2009 DSU graduates continued on to graduate school , the highest percentage among all 11 North Dakota University System colleges and universities. The scores of DSU psychology majors on the most recent major field exam placed the DSU psychology department among the top 10% nationally The scores of DSU accounting majors on the 2006 - 2007 major field exam placed the DSU accounting program among the top 15% nationally 97.4% of DSU Bachelor of Science in Nursing ( BSN ) students passed the national licensure exam on their first attempt. More than 100 DSU students publicly showcase their research projects - in psychology , biology , agriculture , mathematics and dozens of other areas - at the annual Undergraduate Research Conference. The Theodore Roosevelt Honors Leadership Program attracts more than 100 scholars from across the U.S. and the world in a specialized learning community that challenges high caliber students to become excited about learning and achieving personal goals and prepares leaders for service in the community , the nation and the world DSU has experienced enrollment growth for 13 consecutive years. Enrollment for fall 2009 was 2 , 730 students. That number includes 1 , 697 students from North Dakota and 433 international students from 34 different countries. Over 50% of DSU's faculty possesses doctorate or terminal degrees with credentials from major universities across the nation. Several faculty members are nationally known authorities in their fields of study. | Students attending or graduating from Doane invariably remark about its inclusive family - oriented approach to living and learning. Programs which support and encourage this positive atmosphere include : a comprehensive leadership program , featuring curricular development , nationally known speakers and experts , and alumni networking and mentoring ; a $1000 travel scholarship for all matriculating students , to use on college - sponsored trips in the U.S. or abroad ; a four - year guarantee , with additional classes paid for by the college if not met ; the nation's first teacher education warranty , guaranteeing hiring schools of the quality of Doane's graduates ; and an honors program which requires study abroad. | Dominican University , located just 10 miles from downtown Chicago , offers a comprehensive liberal arts education with a dynamic curriculum and inspiring faculty. Students choose from 50 majors and participate in a series of four interdisciplinary seminars with their classmates to explore topics like Diversity , Culture and Community or Virtues and Values. As a Catholic institution , Dominican is known for its rigorous and engaging academics , its enduring commitment to social justice programs , and for the diversity of its students , faculty and staff. This relationship - centered community encourages students to achieve amazing things personally and professionally. | Just 11 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge , in San Rafael , California , Dominican University of California ( DU of C ) is a very special place with the tendency to transform lives. DU of C is an independent , international , learner - centered university of Catholic heritage. Dominican students transformed by the environment , by supportive and friendly people , by their experiences , and by the work they do. Founded by the Dominican Sisters of San Rafael and chartered in 1890 , the University seeks to embody Dominican educational ideals : love of truth , beauty and the life of the mind , and a deep respect for the dignity and worth of the individual. With students and faculty from a wide range of cultural and religious backgrounds , Dominican embraces diversity and a global perspective. Small classes and personal attention by dedicated faculty are the hallmarks of a Dominican education. The Dominican experience features such unique traditions such as Shield Day , the senior thesis , and a 4 - year graduation guarantee. The University enrolls more than 2 , 000 students in graduate and undergraduate degree programs in arts and sciences , business , health sciences , and education. The athletics program offers women's basketball , soccer , softball , tennis , golf , and volleyball , and men's basketball , lacrosse , golf , and soccer. Dominican's campus is extraordinary. The beauty of the flora , fauna ( families of deer roam the campus ), and architecture affects every person who visits. Dominican University of California : this place changes people. | At Dordt College , we encourage students to think , question , and look for better ways to serve Christ in this complex world. We emphasize academic quality in a Christian context. We will help students to make sense of the world , to define and prepare for their particular calling in it , and to see it with a Christian perspective. Students will grow from their education in the classroom as well as in the Christian community that exists outside the classroom walls. Associated with the Christian Reformed Church , Dordt College welcomes all students interested in a Christ - centered education. | Drake University is committed to providing an exceptional learning environment that prepares students for meaningful personal lives , professional accomplishments , and responsible global citizenship. The Drake experience is distinguished by collaborative learning among students , faculty , and staff and by the integration of the liberal arts and sciences with professional preparation. With over 3 , 500 undergraduate students and a total student body of more than 5 , 600 Drake offers its students many of the benefits of large state universities with the intimacy and personalization of a private institution. First and foremost , Drake University offers a quality academic experience. This is evidenced by the fact that the University is regularly rated as top in the Midwest academically. In the past 5 years nine Drake students were named undergraduate Fulbright scholars. In the past few years several faculty have also received Fulbright awards to teach overseas. Drake's size allows Faculty and staff to foster close relationships with students that help them meet educational , professional and personal goals. Drake's diverse student body comes from 42 states and 43 countries. Drake graduates currently reside in all 50 states and more than 60 countries around the world. Undergraduate students choose from more than 70 programs of study , can design a personal academic plan , combine majors or create their own major. Along with the undergraduate programs Drake University offers programs in Law , Pharmacy Doctoral study , and other graduate programs. Located in Des Moines , Iowa's capital city , the University is uniquely positioned to provide learning opportunities through partnerships with the city's bounty of businesses , schools , government and cultural activity. Drake students get real - world experience through professional internships that prepare them for lifelong success , with more than 60 percent of Drake students graduating having had at least one internship. Students acquire valuable leadership skills from area business , government , civic and community leaders. Nearly 92 percent of all Drake graduates find career employment or enter graduate school within six months after receiving their degrees. Named a College That Rocks by Rolling Stone magazine , Drake University offers a wide range of activities that complement academics and enhance the campus social experience. Drake offers almost 200 student , honor , religious , ethnic / racial and social organizations with focuses ranging from Japanese animation to Greek life and has more than 25 intramural and club sports that are open to all students. Each year many students volunteer their time in local schools , building with Habitat for Humanity or spending spring break building homes and schools in impoverished areas. Bulldog athletic teams compete at Division I as a member of the Missouri Valley Conference and the Pioneer Football League. The University also hosts the Drake Relays , a storied track and field meet with competitors ranging from elementary school to Olympic champions. Visit www.drakerelays.org to learn more. Drake is committed to making sure that the students' investments provide high returns throughout their lives. Drake is identified by Barron's , Peterson's and Kiplinger's as a best value education. Approximately 98 percent of Drake students receive financial aid making the actual cost of a Drake education competitive with public universities for many of our students. In fact , most students who plan properly complete their degrees in just four years and begin working in their chosen profession after graduation. Drake alumni go on to discover comets , win Pulitzer Prizes , make Hollywood blockbusters , found and operate Fortune 500 companies and make the world a better place in ways large and small. | Drew , a traditional small liberal arts college , combines the best of the classic liberal arts tradition with innovative programming across the curriculum , upholding the highest intellectual standards. Drew offers the full range of traditional majors in the liberal arts , along with several cutting - edge interdisciplinary and area - studies programs. Located on nearly 200 beautifully wooded acres known by students as "the Forest" , Drew's campus is only 30 miles west of New York City , with convenient rail access. Students can take advantage of our location by participating in Drew programs in the city , including the Wall Street Semester , the Art Semester , and the United Nations Semester , all directed by Drew faculty. New programs include majors in Business Studies , and Environmental Studies and Sustainability along with a minor in Public Health. Many opportunities also exist for study abroad , including the unique and popular Drew International Seminars , a collection of three - week long international experiences aimed at sophomores , a semester - long program in London , and numerous summer programs for foreign languages like Italian and Spanish , all run by Drew's own faculty. Because of Drew's location , students benefit from extraordinary internship opportunities at corporate headquarters , research laboratories , foundations , charitable organizations , and government agencies. Drew's low student to faculty ratio and small class size enable its dedicated and accomplished faculty to develop close mentoring relationships with students. Drew seeks to promote diversity , civic engagement , and social responsibility both in and out of the classroom. | Drexel University holds a unique place in the academic community as Philadelphia's technological , cooperative education university. The first university to mandate students to own computers and the first to operate a fully wireless campus , technology is integrated into every aspect of the University. Drexel focuses on experiential learning through its cooperative education program , one of the nation's largest and oldest. The University's service - learning initiative , the country's largest campus - based program of its kind , complements cooperative education by allowing students to utilize the resources of Philadelphia as a "living laboratory". Drexel's thriving multidisciplinary research enterprise has erased boundaries between academic specialties. As a comprehensive university , Drexel includes the nation's largest private medical school and newest law school. Drexel's thriving multidisciplinary research enterprise has erased boundaries between academic specialties. As a comprehensive university , Drexel includes the nation's largest private medical school and newest law school. | The heart of Drury's unique education is the close interaction among students and faculty. Professors mentor students from their first days on campus during Orientation , through the first year and beyond. Drury's four - year integrated core curriculum , Global Perspectives 21 , puts learning in and out of class in the context of today's global economy and cultures. It also provides a solid foundation for explorations in many areas , including majors , minors and programs in more than 50 fields. Outside the classroom , 75% of students complete a professional internship. Fifty - one percent of students complete a study abroad program ; one option is the Drury Center in Volos , Greece. Visit www.drury.edu for more. With diverse experiences and top - notch , caring teachers , a Drury education will change your life. | Duke University offers a unique and compelling combination of academic achievement , engagement with society , and athletic accomplishment at the highest levels. A private comprehensive teaching and research university , Duke traces its roots to 1838 , officially becoming Duke University in 1924. In addition to liberal arts and engineering education at the undergraduate level , Duke offers graduate and professional study in arts and sciences , business , divinity , engineering , the environment , law , public policy , medicine , and nursing. At the same time , Duke is an intimate setting , with 6 , 800 undergraduates and an additional 6 , 000 graduate and professional students. Duke is a global university with students and faculty from nearly every country. We encourage students to go abroad to study , perform service and conduct research. About half of Duke's graduating class spends at least a semester in another country - one of the highest percentages of any of the nation's top private research universities. We offer instruction in 25 foreign languages. One of our most popular programs is DukeEngage , which supports undergraduates who want to pursue an immersive service experience in the U.S. or abroad. Duke is characterized by innovation , entrepreneurship , energy and ambition. Duke students have an unusually wide range of opportunities available to them and freedom in choosing the academic path that best meets their needs. Duke students are encouraged to make a difference , to experiment with ideas and organizations and they are challenged to become engaged with society's problems and solutions. Our students spend four years on one of the most beautiful campuses in America -- soaring Gothic buildings , modern teaching and research facilities , lush botanical gardens , and accessible athletics and recreational spaces. Duke's home of Durham is a historic tobacco and textile hub that has emerged as the heart of North Carolina's hi - tech Research Triangle , and is consistently recognized as one of the most desirable and vibrant places to live in the country. Durham's arts , culture , recreation and restaurants have earned a national following , and the region provides numerous opportunities for post - graduate employment. Duke students exhibit legendary passion and enthusiasm. Duke's athletic program is regularly ranked among the nation's strongest and most competitive , with some of the country's most talented scholar - athletes and dedicated fans : the Cameron Crazies. A member of the Atlantic Coast Conference , Duke has thirteen men's varsity teams and thirteen women's varsity teams as well as numerous intramural , recreational , and club sports. Duke consistently leads the ACC in Academic Honor Roll students and is a top producer of Academic All Americans. The residential experience is an important component of a Duke education. About 85 percent of all undergraduates live on campus. First - year students live together on East Campus , where about a quarter of them participate in FOCUS , a living / learning program organized around academic themes , which gives them immediate access to faculty mentoring and a smaller community of students they get to know well. Duke is one of a small number of schools committed to a need - blind admission policy , which means we admit undergraduates without consideration of a family's ability to pay tuition and other college costs and meet 100 percent of a student's demonstrated financial need for four years. About 54 percent of our undergraduates receive some sort of financial assistance , including need - based aid , merit or athletic scholarships. With the rigorous academics , the plethora of social and artistic activities , the immersive service and cultural opportunities and the occasional basketball game in Cameron Indoor Stadium , the most important things students need to bring with them to Duke are energy and intellectual curiosity. | Duquesne is consistently ranked among America's top Catholic universities for its award - winning faculty and 132 - year tradition of academic excellence. A coeducational university on a self - contained campus with dramatic views of Pittsburgh's skyline and rivers , the university has 10 , 294 students representing nearly every state in the union and 80 nations. Duquesne has a 14 : 1 student / faculty ratio , and 87 percent of incoming freshman are drawn from the top half of their high school class. Duquesne offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in natural and environmental sciences , leadership , business , nursing , health sciences , pharmacy , law , education , music , and the liberal arts. | D'Youville College is a private , urban institution with approximately 3000 full and part - time students enrolled in undergraduate , graduate , doctoral and First Professional programs in teacher education , health care , international business and a full compliment of other programs. All have a required liberal arts core. | Earlham's international character makes it special. Internationalism is woven into the fabric of Earlham where classroom learning goes hand - in - hand with experiencing the diversity of the world. Earlham actively recruits students from across the United States and the world. Fifteen percent of Earlham's 1 , 200 undergraduates are international students. Students from Afghanistan and Palestine mix easily with those from Indiana , Pennsylvania , Oregon and more than 40 other states on Earlham's tree - lined east - central Indiana campus , where diversity is celebrated. Nearly 65 percent of Earlham students and 60 percent of the faculty have participated in study off - campus. As a part of the College's general education program , students complete an international diversity requirement , including proficiency in a second language. More than 200 courses throughout Earlham's curriculum include international themes and content. The quality of Earlham's academic program is demonstrated by students' abilities to compete for and receive nationally competitive awards. Earlham seniors have been very successful in achieving recognition through awards of national fellowships , such as the Thomas J. Watson Fellowship , the National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship , Fulbright Fellowships and others. Earlham is one of only four liberal arts colleges that had a student place in the top 200 in the William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition. | Eastern Connecticut State University is Connecticut's public liberal arts college. As a predominantly undergraduate university , Eastern attracts and welcomes a diverse community of learners , supported by a teaching faculty , staff , and administrators , and a residential campus , all of which promote intellectual curiosity , integrity , and social responsibility. In its role as a public university , Eastern develops students who can become productive , engaged community leaders. Eastern also serves as a social , cultural , and economic catalyst for the region and the state of Connecticut. All Eastern students , independent of their majors and career aspirations , share a sequenced , interdisciplinary curriculum that serves as a liberal arts foundation. Students apply a broad range of theoretical approaches in a variety of active learning settings to cultivate the knowledge , skills , and perspectives necessary to prepare them for their personal , professional , and public roles. Eastern's programs in the arts and sciences , teacher education and professional studies prepare students for careers or advanced study while providing them with the lifelong skills and confidence needed to succeed in a world of constant economic , social , and technological change. | Eastern Illinois University is a public comprehensive university that offers superior , accessible undergraduate and graduate education. Students learn the methods and results of free and rigorous inquiry in the arts , humanities , sciences , and professions , guided by a faculty known for its excellence in teaching , research , creative activity , and service. The University community is committed to diversity and inclusion and fosters opportunities for student - faculty scholarship and applied learning experiences within a student - centered campus culture. Throughout their education , students refine their abilities to reason and to communicate clearly so as to become responsible citizens and leaders. | Eastern Kentucky University is a comprehensive university where students and learning come first. EKU , an institution of 16 , 268 students , boasts a student - faculty ratio of 16.5 : 1 with the majority of classes taught by faculty with Ph.D.'s. EKU's service area has historically been the eastern region of the state , including Appalachia , and many of our students are the first among their families to attend college. At EKU , students benefit from a number of support services to achieve academic success. EKU's prominent programs include Environmental Health Science , Justice & Safety , Education , and Forensic Science , along with the award - winning Honors Program and Mock Trial Team that are recognized as among the nation's best. | Eastern Mennonite University is a four - year Christian liberal arts institution guided by the Anabaptist peace - oriented tradition. Located in Virginia's scenic Shenandoah Valley , EMU prepares students to serve and lead in a global context. Mennonite students account for about 50 percent enrollment , and more than 30 percent of EMU undergraduate students are children of EMU alumni. About 40 religious groups are represented on campus. Ethics , faith , and values are integrated into every course of study. Cross - cultural study -- usually a semester in another country -- and community service are required of all students. EMU offers 36 majors and 36 minors , a seminary , a Center for Justice and Peacebuilding , and graduate programs in conflict transformation , education , counseling and business administration. EMU professors -- most of whom have lived internationally -- challenge students academically and mentor them to follow Christ's call to witness faithfully , serve compassionately , and walk boldly in the way of peace. Employers and graduate schools prefer EMU graduates because of the strong work ethic and moral integrity they offer. EMU athletes compete in NCAA Division III sports. Regular chapel services and other worship gatherings are integral to EMU , where students receive support for their faith explorations. Ministry assistants , community advisors and students in the graduate counseling program are part of the support network available to all students. | Eastern Michigan University is committed to excellence in teaching , extension of knowledge through basic and applied research , and creative and artistic expression. Building on a proud tradition of national leadership in the preparation of teachers , we maximize educational opportunities and personal and professional growth for students from diverse backgrounds through an array of baccalaureate , master's and doctoral programs. We provide a student - focused learning environment that positively affects the lives of students and the community. We extend our commitment beyond the campus boundaries to the wider community through service initiatives and partnerships , addressing local , regional , national and international opportunities and challenges. | The mission of Eastern Nazarene College ( ENC ) is to serve God , the Church , and the World by providing a quality liberal arts education to students of all ages. Consistent with its Wesleyan heritage , ENC seeks to create and maintain an environment that awakens and fosters truth , righteousness , justice and holiness as made possible by God's transforming grace through Jesus Christ. Embracing its multicultural and urban environment , ENC prepares students to lead and serve in a diverse world by integrating "the best in education and the best in Christian faith". Eastern Nazarene College is located immediately south of Boston in historic Quincy , Massachusetts , the birthplace of Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams. Within walking distance of Quincy Bay , ENC combines the advantages of an attractive , park - like suburban campus with the unparalleled opportunities of one of the world's leading academic and cultural centers. While sponsored by the Church of the Nazarene , ENC serves students from many Christian denominations. Its unique academic and religious atmosphere draws students from all over the United States and several foreign countries. As a fully accredited traditional liberal arts college , Eastern Nazarene College has about 1 , 200 students in its residential undergraduate , adult studies , and graduate programs. ENC students enjoy an amazing success rate for getting into top graduate and medical schools and a 100 percent acceptance rate into law schools. ENC is known for its wealth of educational , cultural , and service opportunities. Many of ENC's faculty are active scholars involved in publishing and research and several have established international reputations in their fields. Nevertheless , at ENC the faculty emphasis remains on teaching and mentoring students in a nurturing , spiritually informed , and academically supportive environment. With a solid reputation for cultivating redemptive people who seek to live lives of leadership and service , ENC is poised to embrace its next century of growth and achievement as an important part of Boston's educational landscape. | Eastern is a Christian University of the arts and sciences dedicated through teaching and learning , scholarship , spiritual formation , student development and community service to the preparation of undergraduate , graduate , and theological students for lives of faith , leadership and service. The "Eastern Student Experience" guided by that mission grows out of the University's commitment to interpretation and formation. This intellectually curious and socially active community views and interprets the world through lenses ground from faith , reason and justice. Every course syllabus integrates those three elements in the learning experience. Student formation employs the same three integrated elements in preparing graduates for influential and ethical lives. Eastern is one of only a handful of universities in the world that incorporate all three in constructing a path to knowledge. The unique value of a theory of knowledge and student development that is based on the synthesis of faith , reason and justice is evidenced clearly by Eastern students' activism. The SPEAK organization has recently moderated summer reconciliation talks between Catholic and Protestant students in Northern Ireland and between Latino youth gangs in Philadelphia. They also led an effort on campus that persuaded administration to make Eastern one of only eight campuses nationally to convert to 100% use of wind generated electricity. Another organization , Youth Against Complacency and Homelessness Today ( YACHT Club ), partners with Eastern alumni in the operation of two centers in Philadelphia that provide shelter , tutoring and temporary work for homeless families. A third group , Students In Free Enterprise ( SIFE ), teaches market economics and provides academic tutoring to high school students in two of Philadelphia's most economically challenged and violent neighborhoods. Students from Eastern's Templeton Honors College tutor elementary and middle school students from those same neighborhoods in science and mathematics. Graduate students in economic development work with World Vision and Habitat for Humanity in the third world , where Eastern graduates have helped generate more than 1 million new jobs over the last two decades. The Seminary's Sider Center for Ministry and Public Policy engages students for church - based community development activities in Camden , Philadelphia , and Washington , D.C. Eastern operates Esperanza College , a bi - lingual junior college in north Philadelphia. After visiting that campus , the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation invited Eastern to develop an Early College High School ( ECHS ) in the city. The ECHS model could prove to be a major breakthrough in urban teaching and learning. The research that Eastern faculty will generate from that work will be part of a comparatively large body of scholarship published by the university's teacher - scholar - activists. Eastern students have many opportunities to assist that research. Classes and justice activities combine with spiritual formation activities to develop students who love God and neighbor with heart , hands and mind. Along the way , Eastern students also have a great deal of fun. Ultimately , however , the university's unique mission is fulfilled when graduates influence the course of events in their communities and beyond after leaving Eastern. | Eastern Washington University , a regionally - based comprehensive university , is located in Cheney , WA , within the Spokane metropolitan area. EWU excels in the preparation and advanced training of professional practitioners in careers of service to others in the public and private sectors. It offers access to a diverse population of students who are educated in a broad range of fields such as education , culture and the arts , social work , health sciences , as well business and engineering. The graduate program in Creative Writing and doctorate in Physical Therapy are considered among the top programs nationally. Forensic science majors have the unique chance to learn from a state crime lab located on campus. Eastern is also the only public comprehensive in the state to offer an electrical engineering degree. Eastern graduates contribute significantly to the professional component of the state of Washingtons workforce. Additionally , the Universitys new Recreation Center has been recognized nationally for its commitment to green building features and is the health and social hub of this vibrant campus. |